A prominent Catholic exorcist in the Denver Archdiocese is taking a one-year “media fast” that includes stepping back from public speaking and interviews. Multiple outlets report the decision follows a meeting with the archbishop, who urged the priest to reduce his public media presence.
The coverage describes the exorcist as becoming widely known online, with interviews and other appearances generating large audiences and millions of views on social media. While outlets vary slightly in wording—some emphasizing a break from interviews or media generally—they describe the same core action: a yearlong pause from speaking publicly.
The reports do not provide additional details about the priest’s future activities during the period or the specific reasons beyond the archbishop’s request. They also do not indicate that the priest is stepping back from priestly duties or exorcism work, focusing instead on the public communications element of the decision.
