Spiritual Warfare Resources

Spiritual warfare: Step 8

Resources

Prayers to pray, books to read, ministries to know, and every interview in one place.

Prayers

Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel

St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray, and do thou, O Prince of the heavenly hosts, by the power of God, thrust into hell Satan, and all the evil spirits, who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.

Composed by Pope Leo XIII. This is a prayer anyone may pray; it is distinct from the exorcism prayers reserved to priests.

Daily habits

Msgr. Rossetti notes that the St. Michael Center’s website and app keep a list of “fine prayers that people can use” under deliverance prayers for the laity. (Lila Rose Show E243 at 2:10:09)

Books

  • Catechism of the Catholic Church, especially 391 to 395 and 1667 to 1679 (read online)
  • Fr. Chad Ripperger, Introduction to the Science of Mental Health (Sensus Traditionis Press, 2013)
  • Fr. Chad Ripperger, Deliverance Prayers for Use by the Laity and Dominion (named in the Shawn Ryan Show #285 introduction; check edition details with the publisher) (Shawn Ryan Show #285 at 0:24:44)
  • Msgr. Stephen Rossetti, Diary of an American Exorcist (Sophia Institute Press)

Ministries

The interview library

The Real Pope’s Exorcist: Fr. Gabriele Amorth
Fr. Carlos Martins on the life and legacy of the famous Roman exorcist, who said that one good confession is worth more than many exorcisms.

The Real Pope's Exorcist: Fr. Gabriel Amorth

The Real Pope's Exorcist: Fr. Gabriel Amorth

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Fr. Dan Reehil, The Conor Gallagher Show
A Nashville exorcist on God’s victory over the demonic.

"He Began Floating Next to Me": A Famous Exorcist on God’s Victory over the Demonic | Fr. Dan Reehil

"He Began Floating Next to Me": A Famous Exorcist on God’s Victory over the Demonic | Fr. Dan Reehil

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The reels library

Short clips of these priests, as shared on Facebook. Many come from fan or aggregator pages; captions are the posters’, not ours. Each opens on Facebook.

Sources

Quotes come from the interviews’ captions, lightly punctuated, with links to the exact moment so you can hear them in full context. Video descriptions summarize each conversation; they are not quotations.