The Exorcist Files: True Stories about the Reality of Evil and How to Defeat It

From a Catholic priest and co-host of The Exorcist Files podcast, this book takes a deep dive into the insidious ways the Devil attempts to gain control over us, and how we can defeat this evil.

In this pioneering book for believers, nonbelievers, and anyone curious about the supernatural, renowned exorcist Father Carlos Martins shares his real-life case files of exorcism.

From witchcraft and pagan practices to pornography and even emotional trauma, evil looks for any opening into our lives with the purpose of causing us pain and destruction. The Exorcist Files uncovers the 2,000-year-old Catholic ministry of exorcism that equips Father Carlos with discernment for identifying evil. But first he partners with psychologists and doctors to differentiate mental and physical illness from demon possession.

Differentiating myths from the reality of evil, Father Carlos teaches us how to protect ourselves against evil-and, ultimately, to defeat it so that we remain in the safety of God.

Author: Carlos Martins
Publisher: Faithwords
Published: 11/19/2024
Pages: 256
Binding Type: Hardcover
Size: 9.25h x 6.25w x 0.89d
ISBN: 9781546007654

About the Author
FATHER CARLOS MARTINS is an itinerant minister called to the work of exorcism and healing. His experience and knowledge have made him one of the most renowned experts on the "supernatural" worldwide. His blockbuster podcast, The Exorcist Files, launched in January 2023, with true stories from his case files and reached 4 million downloads in only 10 months.
Once an atheist, Father Martins discovered Jesus Christ and the Christian faith as an undergraduate in college. Now an Catholic priest and expert on demonic activity and the supernatural, he travels internationally. He founded Treasures of the Church, a Vatican ministry sharing the relics of the saint after being appointed to Curate of Relics, or Custos Reliquiarum, with the authority to issue relics. The tour attracts large crowds, reaching to millions domestically and internationally in churches, schools, and prisons. He also serves as a consultant to the Dicastery for the Causes of Saints, the Vatican department charged with saint-making, and was designated by Pope Francis as a Missionary of Mercy, a rare privilege of serving as a papal delegate with worldwide jurisdiction.