The Exorcism of Anneliese Michel part 2 and the Problem with Rome.

Episode 12 of The Dancing Toaster concludes the harrowing case of Anneliese Michel, picking up where the previous episode left off. This installment examines the aftermath of her death, the controversial trial of her parents and priests, and the theological clash between faith, medicine, and supernatural belief. But it doesn’t stop there—this episode also delivers a sweeping critique of Roman Catholic theology, especially practices surrounding exorcism, Marian devotion, and the veneration of saints. It challenges the biblical legitimacy of the Rituale Romanum, relics, and the elevation of Mary as Queen of Heaven, tracing many of these traditions back to ancient paganism. With scripture-heavy rebuttals and unflinching analysis, it calls listeners to return to the sufficiency of Christ alone. This episode is not only the season finale—it’s a bold, controversial, and deeply personal exploration of spiritual truth, deception, and what real deliverance should look like. The Dancing Toaster is a weekly podcast that wrestles with the intersection of faith and the paranormal. Wanna support the work? Buymeacoffee.com/thedancingtoaster Or head over to the Patreon if you want access to the new member exclusive show: The Man-Eating Toaster