¡AQUÍ LLEVAN a los POSEÍDOS! | Las iglesias EXORCISTAS mas famosas.

When a family believes someone is possessed… where do they turn? In this episode, we explore stories related to Puente Jula, Veracruz; a small chapel in Querétaro linked to liberation and exorcism rites; the testimony of an Argentinian priest who claims to have seen things he couldn't explain; the training of priests and specialists in Colombia; and the documented case of a young Chilean man who finally found an officially appointed exorcist. But while investigating these places, priests, and procedures, we discovered something else. In 2025, Pope Leo XIV described the ministry of exorcists as “absolutely necessary.” In March 2026, the main representatives of the International Association of Exorcists were received at the Vatican. Afterward, a plea was made public: more priests properly trained to exercise this ministry. And in July 2026, the Basilica of Guadalupe announced a priest who also serves as an exorcist as its new rector. Are these completely unrelated incidents? Are there more people who believe they are possessed? Or do those who receive these cases truly believe something is changing? Five stories. Real locations. Documented cases and data. And a question that is perhaps more unsettling than any answer: If they are calling for more exorcists… what are they seeing? ⚠️ Some narrative passages in this episode have been dramatized based on contexts, practices, public testimonies, and documented cases. The supernatural interpretations belong to the individuals and sources cited and are not presented as scientifically proven facts. Do you dare to look out the window?