In a lifetime dealing with the supernatural, he says he has seen things that cannot be explained, including ornaments flying through walls and bodiless voices calling to him from beyond the grave
The Exorcist: Rev Tom Willis
It has been dismissed by sceptics who believe it is the stuff of Hollywood horror movies rather than real life.
But when Pope Francis stopped to lay hands on a disabled boy last week some believe he shone a new light on the mysterious world of exorcism.
And while many people believe it has no place in modern society, there are still ministers across Britain who insist that they are casting out evil spirits.
Reverend Tom Willis is the UK’s leading exorcist – a man who has been called in to tackle poltergeists and the possessed for the past 50 years.
In a lifetime dealing with the supernatural, he says he has seen things that cannot be explained, including ornaments flying through walls and bodiless voices calling to him from beyond the grave.
And at the age of 82, the Church of England minister is still in demand around the world from people who want his help to destroy what they believe are evil spirits.
His expertise is so valued in Britain that even the police call on him.
Rev Willis says: “The people who come to me are really frightened. I’ve even had atheists tell me, ‘I don’t believe in ghosts but I can’t explain what is happening’.”
A scene from the Exorcist film
He adds: “I always say, ‘you don’t get possessed just walking to the supermarket’. You have to look for a reason why it should have happened. Often, people have dabbled quite strongly in evil.”
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