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Warning: This broadcast delves into the harrowing realms of spiritual conflict and dark history. Listener caution is strongly suggested — themes may unsettle sensitive ears.

What does it take to stare into true malice and not flinch? Is it faith, or a courage born of having nothing left to lose? Tonight, we open the archive on a silent war fought for souls. From the global shock of The Exorcist to a secluded convent by the Philippine shore, we trace the long, brutal history of exorcism and the uneasy meeting of Catholic ritual with local folk beliefs.

Hear the case of “Celestine,” a young Visayan woman whose slow descent into torment pushed her family from an albularyo’s bulong to a formal Catholic rite. We follow Father Virgilio into weeks of prayer, Latin invocations, terrifying revelations, and a final, bone-deep confrontation that left survivors changed forever. Along the way we ask the hard questions: when should suffering be read as pathology, and when as spiritual assault? How have centuries of religious power, hysteria, and folklore shaped what we call possession?

If the unseen has ever touched your life, share it with us — we honor anonymity and courage. Tune in for history, theology, folklore, and one nightmarish exorcism that brings the battle close to home.

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