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  • January 23, 2020
  • August 1, 2025

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This app provides resources and prayers for Catholic exorcists and those involved in deliverance ministry. It offers guidance on spiritual renewal, healing, and best practices, including a direct contact option with exorcists from the St. Michael Center.

Prayers for Priest Exorcists
Resources for Deliverance Ministry
Ask an Exorcist feature
Diary of an Exorcist blog
Spiritual renewal and healing guidance
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What's New in Catholic Exorcism

2.4.2

August 1, 2025

Fixed a critical bug in prayer displays.

User reviews

Saved my life

Never stop what you are doing. Thank you so much for all of this ❤️

Problem since update

Prayer titles are visible but have No content when you select a prayer

Thank you

Thank you for giving the laity powerful tools at our fingertips. Cleansing prayer for laity is great!

Prayers for deacons gone

I’m writing a review here because it’s difficult to find a support contact.
The deliverance prayer for deacons is gone from the app. Once selected, the app falls into a loop and does not retrieve them. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling but didn’t work.
The app was very good before, but now is very glitchy.
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Butchered the Perimeter Prayer!

There’s no “contact us” link in the app or on the website so I have to go this route. I downloaded this app a while ago when it was just the prayers for different groups (priests, exorcists, laity, etc.). I had marked several as favorites, including the Perimeter Prayer by Fr. Chad Ripperger from his book Deliverance Prayers for the Laity. Having and being familiar with the physical book, I noticed one word in particular (“portron”) omitted from the prayer in the app. I thought about contacting St. Michael Center about it, but decided to let it go since I could remember to include the word when I said the prayer, which I do every morning and evening. I was pleased with the app, even after the update with all the extra stuff besides the prayers. This morning, however, when I clicked on the Favorites button I discovered that the Perimeter Prayer was missing from the list. I searched through the others prayers and *thought* I found it under “A Deliverance Prayer Session for People and Places” and started to say the prayer, but then notice that a whole section - the list of various spiritual entities, which should have included “portron” - had been cut out. I’m not sure what the reason or motivation was for doing that, or for deleting the stand-alone perimeter prayer in the first place, but I find it unsettling given the Vatican’s current trajectory. I’m not sure I’ll be using this app much going forward.
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FAQ

What is the Catholic Exorcism app?

The Catholic Exorcism app is a resource created by the St. Michael Center for Spiritual Renewal. It aims to support spiritual renewal, healing, and deliverance ministry by providing prayers and best practices for those involved in this work.

Who can use the prayers for Priest Exorcists?

The prayers specifically for Priest Exorcists require approval and a password. This ensures that these specialized resources are used appropriately by ordained clergy.

How can I contact Catholic exorcists through the app?

The app features an 'Ask an Exorcist' section, allowing users to directly contact Catholic exorcists from the St. Michael Center for spiritual guidance and assistance.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, the Catholic Exorcism app is available for free. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription fees.

What kind of resources are available for those in deliverance ministry?

The app offers prayers and resources tailored for individuals assisting in deliverance ministry, healing, and spiritual renewal. It also includes the weekly blog 'Diary of an Exorcist' for insights from the center's exorcists.