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Exorcists urge pope to appoint trained practitioners in every diocese

Exorcists urge pope to appoint trained practitioners in every diocese

Tuesday, March 24, 2026

An exorcist group said growing occult practices and spiritual harm highlight the need for trained priests and better formation.

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