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Casting out demons through silence

Fr Ronald Rolheiser March 20, 2025
Casting out demons through silence

There is an incident in the Gospels where the disciples of Jesus were unable to cast out a particular demon. When they asked Jesus why, he replied that “some demons can only be cast out by prayer.” The demon he was referring in this instance had rendered a man deaf and mute. I want to…

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