Spiritual Warfare

The Complete Catholic Guide to Inner Healing and Deliverance

By: Edward P. Martin

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

For those who grew up in loving homes but felt invisible. For those who pray but feel unheard. For those haunted not by demons they can name — but by wounds they’ve spent a lifetime hiding.

What you’ll discover:

• How emotional neglect — not abuse — creates invisible wounds that open the soul to spiritual vulnerability
• Why the Eucharist, Confession, and Anointing of the Sick are not rituals, but sacramental medicine for the hidden child within
• Why authentic deliverance requires priestly accompaniment — not isolation, not YouTube videos, not personal prayer alone
• How betrayal, rejection, or loneliness can reawaken childhood wounds — and why that is not coincidence, but spiritual warfare
• The step-by-step path of healing before warfare: Acknowledge the wound → Renounce the lies → Receive grace → Invite Christ → Then pray with authority

This is not a book about shouting at the dark.
It is a book about letting Christ see you — really see you — for the first time.

Drawing on the clinical wisdom of Spanish psychiatrist Dr. José Luis Marín López, Spiritual Warfare reveals how the deepest spiritual battles are not fought in thunderous exorcisms — but in the quiet, unhealed places of the heart: the childhood wound of being unseen, unheard, and unloved.

Through the hauntingly real story of Ana — and the compassionate tradition of the Catholic Church — this book offers a path of healing that begins not with deliverance, but with recognition. With truth. With grace.

You are not broken because you are sinful.
You are wounded — and Christ is waiting to heal you.


Written for Catholic laypeople, spiritual directors, and anyone who has ever whispered, “If God really loved me, He would have noticed,” this book is a lifeline for the unseen child still waiting in your heart.

With poetic depth, theological precision, and pastoral tenderness, Spiritual Warfare does not offer quick fixes — it offers a homecoming.

If you’ve carried a secret ache since childhood — if you’ve gone to Mass, prayed the Rosary, and still felt alone — this book was written for you.

“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:Endorsed by: Spiritual directors, priests, and lay ministers seeking a Christ-centered, Church-aligned approach to trauma and spiritual healing.

Not a substitute for mental health care. Not a manual for self-administered deliverance. A companion for the humble heart seeking healing — in the Church, with a priest, and in the gaze of the One who never stopped seeing you.