Every bishop, by virtue of his consecration is an Exorcist. Any priest whom he appoints in his diocese, can also be an exorcist. Rome has stipulated that every diocese must have an exorcist, at least one; but this is not always the case. If you feel that you need to consult an exorcist, you should start by talking to your parish priest, if he can't help you, then call the diocese. If you live in a diocese that does not appear to be helpful, you might need to call a neighboring diocese. I would recommend that you get hold of Fr. Amorth's
books, An Exorcist Tells His Story, and An Exorcist More Stories. Fr. Amorth
is the chief exorcist of Rome and he gives minute details as to what you can do, what prayers lay people can use, who they can turn to, all of that, check out the links below.
No, because some would argue that an exorcism is not a physical event. It deals with spirituality and the exercising of demons. None of which science claims to know anything about.
Roman Catholic AnswerThe Church deals in revelation, She is the Mystical Body of Christ and is here to bring God to people and people to God. I don't think that RSPCA was included in the deposit of faith. That said, the Church requires people to exercise reasonable care of their environment, which would include their pets. However this should never be done to the exclusion of the people around us, who deserve our first consideration.
The Service Sector (in a few countries, these activities would be run by the goverment, in which case it's the government sector).
The St. Vincent de Paul Society of the Catholic Church (nicknamed St. Vinnie's) is a service organization which runs Thrift Shops around the world, and helps people with food and money when requested. It is sort of the Catholic version of the Salvation Army. You can get a lot of good deals there.
No, Primary sector mainly deals with the extraction of natural resources from nature, ex. fisheries, forestry, mineral resources, and etc. while banker belongs to the tertiary sector, which is a sector that provides services like retails, banks, insurance, and etc.
Garage/yard sales, drug deals, basically anything that is not taxed.
Public Sector Governance deals with the structures and processes by which public organizations are directed, controlled and held to account.
No it is not completely arbitrary. It deals with both arbitrary and non-arbitrary relationships.
The Public Sector, sometimes referred to as the state sector is a part of the state that deals with either the production, delivery and allocation of goods and services by and for the government or its citizens, whether national, regional or local/municipal.Examples of public sector activity range from delivering social security, administering urban planning and organizing national defenses.
Because normative analysis inherently deals with 'what should be'. Public sector activities are politically-motivated and chosen, so they reflect what the public believes 'what should be'.
Roman Catholic AnswerFor the most part, the "Church" dealt with those who were collaborating in the confessional, and thus under the seal of secrecy. The Church is trying to bring God to people and people to God. The Church is trying to exhort people to live genuine Christian lives in conformity with the Commandments and the Counsels. She only deals with governments in so far as necessary in order to try and ensure that people can worship God in freedom. Pope Pius XII dealt extensively, but covertly, in trying to save individuals.
Buddhism has nothing to do with the church buildings. Buddhism deals with the pagodas, monasteries and nunneries only.