✠ Bro. ERIC MICHEL
“Having pursued studies in the realities of spiritual combat, both angelic and demonic, within a framework of faith and discernment…”
✠ FORMATION & CREDENTIALS
- Formation & Mission Preparation
- Spiritual Formation
- Formation in Service of the Gospel
- Preparation for Apostolic Mission
✠ Intro
Formation is not a title, but a path.
Rooted in the Eucharist and guided by the Blessed Virgin Mary, this mission has grown through prayer, study, pastoral experience, and ongoing formation.
The following reflects a journey of learning, undertaken not for authority, but for service, discernment, and fidelity to the Church.
Rooted in Eucharistic and Marian spirituality, with ongoing study in theology, spiritual life, and the discernment of spiritual realities.
This formation serves a single purpose: to guide souls toward Christ with humility, clarity, and faithfulness to the Church.
✠ Main Structure
Theological & Spiritual Formation
- Marian consecration in the spirit of St. Louis-Marie de Montfort
- Franciscan spirituality: poverty, Eucharistic devotion, and mission
- Ongoing study of Sacred Scripture, Tradition, and spiritual theology
Specialized Continuing Formation
- Studies in angelology (nature and mission of angels)
- Studies in demonology (discernment of spiritual realities)
- Formation in pastoral awareness of spiritual struggle and deliverance prayer
Including continuing education courses and independent study.
Pastoral & Apostolic Experience
- Preaching, teaching, and leading small faith gatherings
- Accompaniment of individuals in spiritual life and discernment
- Development of Marian and Eucharistic-centered resources
- Organization of pilgrimages and devotional initiatives
Guiding Principles
- Fidelity to the teachings of the Catholic Church
- Prudence in matters of spiritual warfare
- No claim of authority in solemn exorcism (reserved to the Church)
- Emphasis on prayer, sacraments, and conversion of heart
- Catholic teaching does affirm the reality of demonic influence, including rare cases of possession
- At the same time, the Church is extremely cautious and requires a medical/psychological evaluation first
- In situations of spiritual distress, I offer prayer and accompaniment, always in fidelity to the Church
- I do not perform solemn exorcisms, but I walk with those seeking peace through prayer, discernment, and the grace of the sacraments.
✠ SPIRITUAL SUPPORT & BOUNDARIES
In Eucharista et per Mariam
Opening
Not every suffering is spiritual, and not every burden is visible.
In moments of distress, confusion, or inner struggle, it is important to walk with both faith and truth.
This mission offers prayer, listening, and spiritual accompaniment, always with respect for the human person, and with care not to replace what belongs to medical, psychological, or ecclesial responsibility.
What Is Offered
A quiet presence in prayer, and a path toward peace.
- Personal prayer (for or with individuals)
- Marian and Eucharistic-centered devotion
- Listening and spiritual accompaniment
- Guidance toward a life of prayer, sacrament, and trust in God
- Support in times of anxiety, fear, or spiritual confusion
What Is NOT Offered
Clarity protects both the person seeking help and the integrity of this mission.
- No diagnosis of possession or spiritual conditions
- No performance of exorcisms or deliverance rites
- No claims of authority over spiritual entities
- No replacement for licensed medical or psychological care
- No intervention in situations requiring professional or emergency services
On Spiritual Distress
Experiences described as “spiritual attack” or “possession” are often complex and require careful discernment.
- Many such experiences have natural, psychological, or medical causes
- The first step should always be appropriate professional evaluation
- Spiritual support may accompany, but never replace, this process
A Responsible Path Forward
When someone seeks help, the approach is:
- Listen with respect and without judgment
- Encourage appropriate medical or psychological care
- Offer simple, peaceful prayer
- Avoid anything that increases fear or confusion
- Remain grounded in reality and compassion
The Place of Prayer
Prayer is not a confrontation—it is a return to peace.
All prayer offered is:
- Directed to God
- Rooted in peace, not fear
- Free of commands or dramatic expressions
- Centered on healing, clarity, and trust
Boundaries in Practice
This mission walks with, but does not take control.
- Individuals remain responsible for their own decisions and care
- No dependency is encouraged
- No exclusive guidance is imposed
- Freedom, dignity, and personal responsibility are always respected
A Final Word
True help does not begin with extraordinary claims, but with truth, humility, and care for the whole person.
If you are seeking peace, you are not alone, and you are not reduced to what you are experiencing.
There is always a path forward, step by step.
This mission offers spiritual support in a personal capacity and does not act on behalf of any institutional authority.