One of his most significant books was the 1976 release "Hostage to the Devil," which dealt with demonic possession and exorcisms. Martin was involved with numerous paranormal cases and worked closely with John Zaffis and others in the field when they needed a priest trained in the Catholic rites of exorcism.
Martin died of a cerebral hemorrhage in 1999. Some say there were strange circumstances around his death. He is buried in New York.
People continue to discover his work and over the past five years, director Martin Stalker has been hard at work on a production titled "Hostage to the Devil," after Malachi's famous book. Information from press releases include these details:
...a film which examines age-old questions about the existence of the Devil and the debate over good verses evil, all through the life of a controversial, Irish-born Jesuit priest, Fr. Malachi Martin.You can watch the trailer, here:
Using first person-interviews with paranormal royalty such as Lorraine Warren, Ralph Sarchie and John Zaffis, along with dramatic reconstructions, archival evidence, and words straight from Martin, this spine-chilling documentary takes the audience on a journey through an extraordinary life marked by battles against the Vatican, scandal, contention, and most of all, a deep and all-encompassing belief in the theory and practice of exorcism.The director, Stalker, gave us a brief insight on his approach to the film in the following comments:
The film explains in graphic detail the process and outcomes of such an ordeal, including the horrifying case study of a four year old girl whom Fr. Martin assessed as requiring an exorcism. This was to be the last case he was involved in before he died under mysterious circumstances."
"I initially had feelings of disbelief that nothing had been made about this incredible and mysterious man before. This was what influenced my decision to get involved and to tell his story. I feel the film industry has been saturated with misconceptions on exorcism and diabolical possession. So it was important that this documentary addressed the realism of this subject matter through the knowledge of one man, through the personal experiences of others, and through using science and the Catholic Church as critical and theological anchors in the film."
The Gnostics tell a story about how our minds are being taken over and used to feed unknown, unseen beings all around us.
In the story, Sophia, a light entity (Aeon) in the center of our galaxy (Pleroma), whose duty was to observe the galactic light projects being sent to the far reaches of the galaxy.
In his/her zeal to "become a part" of one particular project (the creation of Earth) Sophia pursued the project (into one of the galactic arms) which project eventually settled in our planetary system.
Being a pure light energy being, as he/she traveled down the arm, a collection of energized matter was drawn into Sophia's wake.
During this energizing, beings were accidentally created (Archons) which were not biological in the sense we know it. Composed of Silica and Mercury, they counted in the billions and followed Sophia to where he/she finally settled...our current Earth position in the solar system.
These beings were like pests to Sophia and swarmed all around her incessantly.
They were banished to all the other planets and the Sun, because of their parasitical nature.
Though other-dimensional in nature, they found ways to dwell in our dimension for brief spans of time and began to feed off the Earth dwellers' emotions when the frequencies accommodated their parasitical needs.
They found a system whereby they could influence Earth-dwellers mentally and created situations among the minds of people to act in ways that would lead to seemingly irreversible outcomes, outcomes that cannot be corrected, thereby perpetuating the levels of emotion whereby they may feed constantly.
The story does, however offer an explanation as to how we have endless turmoil as humans and still scratch our heads wondering why.
The elite controllers, no doubt, are owned by these Archons, call it satan, or whatever you like.
The Gnostics tell the story much better than I. I suggest to search this out. It may answer a lot of questions.