My new book, "An Exorcist's Field Guide to Blessings, Consecrations and Eradication of Malevolent Entities" is now available on Amazon HERE.

It
is a guide for the Lay person to preform a simple customizable ceremony
for a house or building consecration or a blessing. I also include how
to proceed if there is a possible malevolent entity involved. It is
designed to be used in the field as you preform the ceremony, with
readings and prayers in English, Latin, Gaelic and even the African
Jula language. You can customize the ceremony to your needs.

When
talking about this project, many have voiced thier concerns as to a lay
person preforming this ritual. I do understand their concerns. Trying
to preform such a rite without understanding or guidance can make
matters worse. However this is first and foremost a ritual of faith. It
requires faith, no matter the training or experience of the officiant.
You can have the most experienced professional accomplish nothing if
that person does not have faith in the power of God over evil. Likewise
a novice can quickly become a seasoned spiritual warrior when a
ceremony is mixed with a bit of faith.

"if you have
faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, 'Move
from here to there' and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for
you." Matthew 17:19-21

I also have
heard the argument that only Clergy should attempt this ritual. I
understand this, especially if you are from a Roman Catholic tradition.
But one of the primary principles that Martin Luther proposed with the
Protestant Reformation was the priesthood of the believer. Our mediator
to God is Christ Himself, we need no man to intercede for us. Likewise
so with rituals. As a believer in Christ by faith you can preform all
the sacramental duties of the church, while academic training and a
proven character through denominational affiliation is for building up
stable church leadership. But according to Protestant tradition, you do
not need a Seminary degree to pray a prayer of faith, to anoint someone
for healing, to celebrate communion, to baptize, preform a wedding (of
course you have to have legal authority for a binding wedding) or any
other ritual within the Christian Tradition. All you need is belief and
faith in Christ.