Throughout his career, Amorth became a vocal advocate for the practice of exorcism, co-founding the International Association of Exorcists in 1990 to train and inspire fellow priests. Despite his serious vocation, he maintained a sense of humor and skepticism, often differentiating between mental health issues and true demonic possession. His remarkable accounts include instances of patients displaying superhuman strength and other dramatic symptoms during exorcisms. Amorth's influence extended beyond the church, as he authored several books, including "An Exorcist Tells His Story," and was featured in documentaries, solidifying his legacy as one of the most famous exorcists in modern history.
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