The order of the Exorcists

In Easter day of 1572, Pope Pius V revealed the existence of the house of christ society and he established a force dedicated to hunting down witches and combating demonic possession. The order of the Exorcists.

The Order of the Exorcists were warriors of faith, Exorcists undergo rigorous training that encompasses not only theological studies but also intensive physical conditioning. They were skilled combatants, proficient in the use of swords and other weapons, as well as hand-to-hand combat. Their training involved honing their physical strength and agility, allowing them to face their enemies head-on.

They believed that their mission was a divine calling, bestowed upon them by God itself. Their faith in their cause was unshakeable, and they viewed themselves as the ultimate defenders of Christian purity against the perceived corruption.

Exorcists pledged absolute allegiance to the Pope and the House of Christ Society. They were bound by an oath to obey their orders without question, recognizing them as the ultimate authority on matters of faith and action. This devotion extended to their readiness to carry out any task, even if it involved extreme measures, to uphold the purity of the Church.

# History

The Order of the Exorcists played a central role in the intensification of witch hunts and the suppression of perceived witchcraft. Their training and combat skills make them formidable adversaries against those they deem as witches. Armed with their swords and empowered by their unyielding faith, they hunted down individuals suspected of practicing Magic or Herecy.

The most famous among their ranks was Georg Andreas Helwing, Helwing claimed that he have slained werewolfs,Strigae and Demons. but he also claimed to slained Count Dracula, a claim that makes Helwing appear not trustworthy for his claims as Dracula was not a Vampire.

The orders actions cased thousands of deaths in the Vatican States and the Holy Roman Empire. In 17 January 1798, the Order of the Exorcists organized clandestine resistance efforts against the invasion of France. However, the execution of House of Christ members lead to a conflict between the Order and General Louis-Alexandre Berthier's forces.

General Louis-Alexandre Berthier, defeated the armed exorcists and the others were forced to hide.

During the recapture of Rome by the Neapolitan forces at November of 1798, the Order supported the retaking of the city and helped reestablish Christian influence. They joined the Neapolitan army against the French occupation.

As the war continued to escalate, the Order of the Exorcists engaged in various activities to support the Christian cause.

As the tide of the war begins to turn against Napoleon, the Order involved in coordinating resistance movements in various regions and offering assistance to the victorious allied armies. During the Battle of Waterloo and the subsequent exile of Napoleon, the Order offered support to the British and Prussian forces.

With the fall of Napoleon, the Order of the Exorcists saw a new era, as the pope provided them with the coins of god. only the exorcists could have these coins and it was forbiden to used for trade but only as a token of power.

These coins were a key that could open all the doors. anyone who dared to deny them entry was saying no to god itself.

Ambrogio Damiano Achille Ratti also know as Pope Pius XI updated the order of the exorcists role in 1934. Mussolini accepted pius xi proposal for a state-church bank. The Iron Bank.

The Exorcists became the protectors of the Iron Bank, where all the treasures of the church were stored inside, alongside with holy and banned books.

After World War II and the rise of Italian Republic, the Iron Bank was robed by nazis and the exorcists who joined them, and the rest was remained in the Vatican City State.

The Vatican state renamed the order into "Sacred Order of St. Michael the Archangel" in 1979.

Archbishop Ron Feyl is the Chief Exorcist of The Sacred Order of Saint Michael the Archangel today.

The Order of Exorcists has members in 24 countries.

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