The Exorcism Files - Blai, Adam
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"The Exorcism Files reveals numerous striking truths about the supernatural, including: The key signs of diabolic possession- and how they differ from those of oppression-- How dabbling in the occult opens the door to evil-- How evil can manifest itself in physical objects or symptoms-- Why only priests, with their bishops' permission, should perform the solemn rite of exorcism-- How engaging in ghost hunting is flirting with evil-- Why the devil most intently attacks priestly and religious vocations."--Page 4 of cover.

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"The Exorcism Files reveals numerous striking truths about the supernatural, including: The key signs of diabolic possession- and how they differ from those of oppression-- How dabbling in the occult opens the door to evil-- How evil can manifest itself in physical objects or symptoms-- Why only priests, with their bishops' permission, should perform the solemn rite of exorcism-- How engaging in ghost hunting is flirting with evil-- Why the devil most intently attacks priestly and religious vocations."--Page 4 of cover.
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Adam Blai is a Church-decreed expert on religious demonology and exorcism in the Pittsburgh diocese. He is an auxiliary member of the International Association of Exorcists based in Rome. Over the past decade, he has helped educate priests regarding exorcism at national conferences, seminars, and through consultation on many cases in a number of dioceses.He has assisted at many dozens of solemn exorcisms, house exorcisms, and resolutions of hauntings. In addition to Church cases, he reaches out to educate people on the current paranormal craze, the dangers therein, and ethical ways to resolve hauntings. He has put together a pastoral manual for priests on exorcism and resolving human spirit hauntings.He has a master's degree in adult clinical psychology from Penn State and is all but dissertation (ABD) for his Ph.D. His professional life has been spent working as a psychological services specialist in the Pennsylvania State prison system, where he has done hundreds of p