Famed Exorcist Joins the Show; Believes Demons Have Learned to Text
Monsignor Stephen J. Rossetti, an associate professor at the Catholic University of America, joins The Dawn Stensland Show to chat about his new books—Diary of an American Exorcist. The famed exorcist reveals that he believes demons have finally learned how to manipulate technology—your cell phone isn’t safe! Don’t miss this unforgettable interview.
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