I am a lay Christian exorcist and the author of the book Manual de protección contra espíritus (Manual of Protection Against Spirits). At the Trínitas Spiritual Help Project, I provide personal consultations via videoconference, offering support for issues related to spiritual attacks.

 

I consider myself a '21st-century early Christian'. This means that I am not limited to engaging with a single Christian denomination. Rather, I am able and willing to interact amicably with any denomination, focusing more on what we have in common than on our differences.

 

If you are an atheist or follow a religion or philosophy other than Christianity but feel that it would be beneficial to communicate with me, I am also available to assist you.

 

On the moment of my consecration as an exorcist

 

As a Christian, I have devoted years to studying the spiritual world, including the nature of negative entities and protective prayers, although performing an exorcism never crossed my mind.

 

However, at a certain point, the Lord allowed my wife, my daughter and I to begin experiencing particularly intense and recurring spiritual attacks. For instance, my wife and I would suddenly be overcome by terrible thoughts of hatred towards each other, thoughts of suicide and inexplicable feelings of depression, but the prayers for personal protection that we said helped us get through each episode.

 

However, a truly serious problem arose with our two-and-a-half-year-old daughter. Since she was too young to protect herself, she began to experience violent episodes of possession.

 

During these attacks, she would scream horribly, writhe on the floor and twist around like a spider. She would hit everything within her reach, turning her room into a war zone. If we blessed her with holy water, she would become even more furious. In response to our prayers for her protection, she would repeat incessantly: 'I don't want prayer, I don't want prayer, I don't want prayer...'

 

At those moments, God always answered our prayers and helped us, but it could take up to an hour for the fury of the attack to subside.

 

After experiencing several such episodes, I felt desperate and knew I had to do something more. I searched for a Christian book on exorcisms, telling myself, "I don't know what will happen, but I have to do something..." I performed the ritual, and it worked!

 

The first time I performed the ritual on my wife, she dreamed that night that the three of us were enveloped in a beautiful yellow light like an egg, and a voice told her, 'You no longer need to worry about spiritual protection...'

 

But now I’ll tell you about the event that inspired me to devote myself to exorcism.

 

One day, my daughter experienced one of the most violent attacks I have ever witnessed, straight out of a Hollywood horror film. My wife and I locked ourselves in her room with her and I began performing the deliverance ritual. But time passed, I exhausted everything I knew how to do and the violence wouldn’t stop. I even exhausted my physical energy.

 

Then I said to God, 'Father, for your love's sake, tell me what I have to do...' and the following message came into my mind: 'Pull it out from above.' With my daughter sitting on the floor, I prayed the deliverance prayer and made a motion with my hands as if pulling the entity inside her out from above. I surrendered it to the Lord and, suddenly, the attack stopped. The girl calmed down and we all hugged each other. My wife and I were in tears.

 

My wife then asked the little girl, “What happened to you? Why were you acting that way?” Our daughter replied, “There were a lot of monsters, but Dad chased them away.”

 

A few minutes later, when I was alone, I began to pray and give thanks. I was calm, but from that calmness came a very strong impulse – the impulse to turn to the Archangel Saint Michael and say: 'From now on, I consecrate myself to you. If you want me for this task, here I am.'

 

Note: This was the second-to-last violent spiritual attack that my daughter suffered. The last one, God willing, was much milder.

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Héctor Satri

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