An NHS hospital has called in a ghostbusting priest to rid offices of a poltergeist after worried staff reported items being moved and appearing.
Workers in offices in St Ann s Hospital Old Building in Poole reported to senior bosses they had experienced ‘several weeks’ of the unexplained activity.
It was treated so seriously the NHS chaplain Reverend Mike Oates was brought in to speak to the scared staff.
Then - after reporting his findings to hospital management - the decision was taken to hold a Holy Communion service with all those affected.
It proved successful with the unexplained incidents immediately stopping permanently, the ghost apparently vanishing.
If there’s such a thing as a ‘celebrity exorcist’, the title might appropriately be bestowed on Reverend Jason Bray, an Anglican minister of Wrexham in northern Wales and a Diocesan Deliverance Minister – the Church of England’s preferred non-horror-movie-reminder name for ‘exorcist’. Reverend Bray is well-known to the British media and the regional possessed, and. Read more »