The Most Powerful Saints in Exorcisms
What Exorcists Want You to Know
by Charles Fraune, Patrick O'Hearn
After Jesus and Mary, the saints are the most powerful intercessors given to us by God. When they are invoked during an exorcism, evil spirits flee. Some of these “seasoned warriors” were exorcists themselves, and some were viciously attacked by demons at various points in their lives.
In these potent pages, you will marvel at true stories of saints who, by God’s grace, received many supernatural gifts, including the ability to cast out demons. You will encounter saints who overcame vices and struggles and find how they are ready to assist you in overcoming your own challenges. You will also discover:
- Why the demons revile Our Lady, whose effect on them is described as “a nuclear bomb”
- The saints who are dragon slayers—the fearsome enemies of Satan and his minions
- Three of the most powerful saints who often appear at exorcisms
- The saint, often invoked by exorcists, who helped convert young people—and countries
- Why times of trial, suffering, and temptation aid in our future glory
- How the saints are equal to the angels in Heaven—a level to which you are called
Additionally, you will find remarkable saint conversion stories, the saints’ methods of snatching souls from the enemy, and how the saints’ holy presence alone sometimes helps drive away demons. You will also learn which saints are most effective in combating particular demons and how the impact of their relics, such as a stone from the cave of St. Michael, can affect an evil spirit.
Regardless of where you are on your faith journey, you will meet new friends in high places among this “great cloud of witnesses” (Heb. 12:1) who are simply waiting for you to invoke their intercession for yourself and your family. Included are appendices featuring questions and answers with exorcists, efficacious prayers, saintly sayings, and further resources for exploration.
Endorsements
“Demons in exorcisms call saints ‘assassins.’ The Most Powerful Saints in Exorcisms is not your typical exorcism book. While it includes extraordinary stories that will capture your attention, its deeper aim is to reveal the saints as fierce warriors in the battle for souls. After reading this book, you will never think of our blessed saints the same way again. You’ll see these holy men and women as Heaven’s special forces—active, present, and powerful. May you read this book and come to rely more on the great cloud of witnesses to help you as you walk the narrow way to your place in Heaven.”
Dan Burke, Author, The Devil in the Castle
“This book will prove to be a valuable resource in the world of exorcism. God does not want anyone to suffer alone, and the saints are valuable allies in combating Satan and the other fallen angels. The halos the saints wear are reflections of the glory of God, and that is a light that will cause demons to flee. We need to rely on their intercession.”
Fr. Vincent Lampert, Former exorcist, Archdiocese of Indianapolis
“This book is timely, relevant, and edifying. As a member of an exorcist’s team who, for the past eighteen years, has assisted in countless exorcisms, I attest to the reality and beauty of the contents of this book. Having worked with most of the exorcists represented here, I am grateful for their shared insights. Readers will discover faith-affirming truths about the power of the saints, who actively labor as God’s ambassadors to defeat demons and to defend God’s children. I highly recommend this book, especially for Catholic families.”
Kathleen Beckman, Speaker and Author, A Family Guide to Spiritual Warfare
“Patrick O’Hearn and Charles Fraune have done an excellent job covering the subject of saints and exorcisms. As an exorcist, I have witnessed, again and again, the importance and power of the saints in exorcisms. It’s no wonder that the Litany of the Saints is one of the very first and essential parts of the Rite of Exorcism. This is a book every exorcist should read, but it’s also a book for all to come to realize the importance of the Communion of Saints in our lives. A day should not pass without our invoking and thanking this great choir of saints and their powerful labors on our behalf. We pray that one day we will join their august company.”
Msgr. Stephen J. Rossetti, Author, My Confrontation with Hell and Diary of an American Exorcist; President, St. Michael Center for Spiritual Renewal
