The Rite to Fight Satan: Memoirs of Fr Elias Vella one of the Pope's Top Ten Exorcist Priest's (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798892282420)

This book is a riveting memoir of one of the Pope's top ten exorcist priests and recounts some of his most terrifying experiences as he unveils the hidden world of evil and spiritual warfare. In this gripping book, readers can experience the intense battles between God and Satan, the power of faith, and the ultimate triumph of God. Discover the untold stories behind some terrifying exorcisms and the unshakeable courage of this exorcist monk dedicated to fighting Satan and his devious mind. Readers will embark on a journey that will challenge their beliefs and leave them questioning the boundaries of the unseen?

If people wish to know what irreparable psychological damage Satanic music can do and how addictive it can become, turning people into diabolical creatures of darkness where evil has no boundaries, this book can save souls and even lives. Satanic Music, known as death and thrash music is addictive like drugs and alcohol and encourages suicide and murder among other evil deeds. The proof of this allegation is in an asylum in the USA, which is a hospital, the director of which claims that 80% of their patients are young people that have been psychologically disturbed by this music.

This is the book that reveals it all. Fr. Elias Vella highlights information about the largest three secret societies that operate under false pretences as they thrive on masquerading evil, making it look normal. The secrets they guard will astound you, and if you will feel threatened and afraid, then this book would have served its purpose; to protect many people from the Lord of Darkness, his evil doings, lies, deceit and even revealing Satan's Achilles heel.

The above includes the dedication, an introduction, the contents page and both bios of Fr. Elias and me. I am also the owner of the copyright for this book. Fr. Elias, besides having been a dear friend of mine, was also very close to my uncle, the late but still renowned Archbishop of Malta Mgr. Sir Michael Gonzi. Please note all quotations taken from books written by psychological experts, journalists, other priests, newspapers journalists have either given me written permission to quote them. The work of those writers that could not be contacted were given their due by quoting their work's title, name of publication or website.