A live interview hosted on the "IRREVOCABLE LIVE" series, featuring Alexis Walkenstein of AWE PR, a key stakeholder behind the docudrama film Triumph Over Evil: Battle of the Exorcists. The discussion coincides with the film's exclusive one-day nationwide theatrical release through Fathom Entertainment, emphasizing its timely message amid growing interest in spiritual warfare and the reality of evil.

Key Topics Covered:

• Film Overview: Walkenstein introduces Triumph Over Evil as a groundbreaking docudrama blending real-life exorcism cases, expert commentary, and dramatic reenactments. It features exclusive, never-before-seen 2012 footage of Father Gabriele Amorth, the Vatican's renowned chief exorcist (who passed away in 2016), alongside insights from other exorcists and theologians. The film explores demonic possession, the rituals of exorcism, and the battle between good and evil in modern times, aiming to demystify these topics for a broad audience.
• Production Insights and Bonus Features: She delves into the challenges of securing authentic footage and collaborating with Catholic authorities to ensure doctrinal accuracy—the first film with official endorsement to address exorcism authentically. Bonus materials include extended interviews and behind-the-scenes looks at real exorcisms, highlighting the film's educational value over sensationalism.
• Audience Response: Early reactions from theater screenings are shared, with viewers describing the film as eye-opening and spiritually empowering. Walkenstein notes emotional responses, including conversions and renewed faith, underscoring its impact in "opening eyes to the existence of Satan" in everyday life.
• Why See It?: A core emphasis is the film's urgency: In an era of cultural confusion, it equips viewers with the Spiritual tools such as Praying the Holy Rosary and Wearing Holy Sacramentals for protection in our Spiritual Warfare, to recognize and combat spiritual threats and temptations. Walkenstein urges widespread viewing to foster awareness and prayer, positioning it as essential for personal and societal protection against evil.

The interview runs as a conversational Q&A, blending enthusiasm with solemnity, and runs approximately 30-45 minutes (based on similar live formats). It's geared toward faith-based audiences but appeals to anyone curious about the supernatural through a Catholic lens. For those who missed the theatrical run, the video serves as a compelling teaser, encouraging streams or future releases. They are working to have the licensing rights for local parishes to screen this film at all parishes.

Do encourage your Bishop and Pastor to screen it.

Opening Prayers and Prophetic Call

The episode opens with communal prayers (e.g., Our Father led by John Paul II's voice, St. Michael Prayer) and ties into Fatima's 1917 apparitions, emphasizing Mary's Immaculate Heart as a path to peace through faith, family, and life. Mahanna defines prophecy as Spirit-led critique of leadership failures against Scripture, not fortune-telling. Altman stresses objective truth (John 14:6) as a "road map" blurred by relativism, urging evangelization out of love—even to atheists facing hell.

Truth and Church Betrayals

Altman critiques post-Vatican II shifts, like frequent priest transfers eroding parish trust and adaptations of biblical teachings (e.g., on Sodom/Gomorrah or creation). He condemns bishops for cover-ups of abuse and financial scandals (e.g., misusing donations for non-Christian aid or "gifts for favors"), labeling leaders like Cardinal Parolin as "vipers" needing removal via RICO-like probes. References include Pilate's quest for truth (John 18) and Cardinal Newman's call to read Church Fathers. Flynn shares Vatican documents exposing trafficking ties in Catholic charities.

Pro-Life and Family Issues

Pavone's segment highlights a new Colorado third-trimester abortion clinic, noting most Americans oppose late-term procedures (pain felt by 12 weeks). Altman decries IVF as "playing God" (destroying embryos, enabling trafficking/experiments) and abortion as a "culture of death" (per John Paul II and Mother Teresa). Ties to broader attacks on the "domestic church": divorce, sexual revolution, and transgender ideology contradicting Genesis' male-female creation. Personal stories include Flynn's pro-life family legacy and infertility as a redemptive cross (like Sarah/Elizabeth).

Global Persecution, Especially in Nigeria

A major focus: Boko Haram's genocide since 2009 (100,000+ Christians killed, 18,000 churches burned—worse than Gaza, per Maher). Mahanna, of Lebanese-Nigerian descent, shares advocacy efforts (e.g., White House Fatima statue presentation, Leah Sharibu's enslavement case) and critiques Vatican denial of religious motives. Globally, 380 million Christians face persecution; Western "arrests for faithfulness" are rising. Calls to withhold donations until accountability, echoing Matthew 25's judgment on ignorance.

Spiritual Reflections and Testimonies

Altman rejects modern psychology/sociology as "Satan's lies," affirming Scripture's sufficiency (e.g., no evolution—humans ~5,000-10,000 years old). Mahanna recounts opera roots in chant and mystical visions of conscience-driven peace. Flynn testifies to suffering's beauty via rosary and Holy Family devotion. Altman warns of heaven/hell's reality, urging "hard love" like Jesus—repent or face millstones (Matthew 18).

Conclusion

The episode ends with prayers for repentance, evangelization, and John Paul II's intercession against "fake news" relativism. Overall, it's a rallying cry for laity to reclaim doctrine, support canceled priests, and act on Fatima's calls—blending hope, critique, and action for a "new evangelization." Viewers are encouraged to buy books, support Coalition for Canceled Priests, help Persecuted Christians with Mission of Hope and Mercy, and visit lateabortion.org.

Early Christian Practices and Mission

Father Andre discussed early Christian practices, Saul's conversion to Paul, and the church's universal mission rooted in Jewish traditions. Early Christians added their own elements to Jewish prayers. The service also covered contemporary faith, with Father Andre admiring the theological insights of Julian Dunraven, a non-Christian.

American Revolution vs French Revolution

The American Revolution, an aristocratic expression of Enlightenment ideals, was contrasted with the peasant-led French Revolution's rejection of monarchy and religion. Speakers argued the U.S. is now attacked by a progressive movement promoting Marxist ideas in education and religion. A university textbook claiming Christianity is a form of white supremacy was cited as an example of this infiltration.

Religion and State Power Dynamics

The discussion covered the tension between religion and communism, noting the Soviets tried to eliminate religion while Western communism co-opted it. Pope Francis's secret accord with China, allowing state control over bishop appointments, was highlighted. A concluding concern was that religions are ceding authority to the state, compromising their independence.

King Charles' Vatican Visit Plans

King Charles III's upcoming Vatican visit to pray with Pope Leo was discussed, along with a special chair to be kept at St. Paul's Basilica. The conversation shifted to irrevocable trusts, with the term "irrevocable" used to describe a Father's unwavering faith. The segment concluded with reflections on historical religious conflicts like King Henry VII's separation from Rome.

Cardinals' Courage and Church Challenges

The discussion covered the historical courage of cardinals and building God's Kingdom through persistent effort. Concerns were raised about current Church challenges like financial abuse and the integration of non-Christian movements like Islam, described as a comprehensive legal system. A warning was issued about the potential negative impact of this integration on American culture.

Christian-Islamic Text Interpretation Differences

The discussion highlighted differences in Christian and Islamic text interpretation, noting Christianity allows various readings while Islam requires literal adherence to the Quran. Center shared personal experiences of Christian persecution under Sharia law, including being forced into caves and paying religious taxes. The need for Western understanding of these realities was emphasized.

Protecting Freedom from Extremes

Speakers discussed an alliance between Islam and the left, noting their shared reliance on government power. They emphasized protecting religious freedom and personal liberty from both movements. The discussion cited practices conflicting with Western values, like honor killings and Sharia courts, stressing the need for vigilance.

Cultural Traditions vs. Moral Values

The discussion explored the tension between cultural traditions and moral values, arguing that immoral traditions like slavery or honor killings should not be tolerated.

Preserving American Pillars of Truth

The discussion focused on using reason to find absolute truth. The speaker noted that America's four pillars—faith, freedom, family, and the pursuit of happiness—are being shaken.

Living God's Image with Compassion

Speakers discussed living in God's image by balancing His splendor with compassion for migrants and the needy. They emphasized free will in making decisions aligned with faith, family, and prosperity. The speaker encouraged reflecting on Christian teachings and supporting the Mission of Hope and Mercy for persecuted Christians.