A specialized Philippine school for exorcists—described by multiple outlets as Asia’s only dedicated center—operates in Metro Manila just off a busy thoroughfare. The facility is designed to train not only Philippine priests but also clergy from across the region. Reporting describes the campus as including neatly prepared rooms for visiting clergy, warming lit halls leading to a chapel, and areas used during the exorcism ritual.
One outlet notes that the center stages the exorcism process in a chapel where the ritual, including elements described as part of a 400-year-old tradition, is carried out. Another outlet adds that religious relics are displayed and that a one-way mirror is installed, allowing family members and novice exorcists to observe while maintaining the ritual’s structure. The Michael Centre for Spiritual Liberation is also described as drawing priests from multiple countries, with coverage stating that cases are increasingly being reported and bringing more clergy to the training program.
Across sources, the common focus is the center’s role as a regional training hub for exorcists and the way it conducts observation and instruction during the ritual.
