6 Ways Growing Up Latino Prepared You To Watch "The Pope’s Exorcist"

Are you ready for the new movie The Pope’s Exorcist? Inspired by the actual files of Father Gabriele Amorth, The Pope’s Exorcist follows Father Amorth as he investigates a young boy’s terrifying possession. Grab your tickets today to watch the movie in theaters on April 14.

1. The endless oraciónes

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You probably know the Ave Maria and Padre Nuestro by heart. Not to mention that the endless prayers your abuelita has bestowed on you will forever keep you safe from evil. You are PROTECTED.

2. Sibling rivalries

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If you grew up with a sibling, you’ve been tested before. Whether they stole your clothes or were your parents' favorite, one thing's for sure: Every small battle you've had with your sibling has trained you to overcome adversity.

3. Taking risks

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If you’ve ever been brave enough to ask your mom for takeout only to have her yell back “hay comida en la casa,” this one’s for you.

4. Getting the job done

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No task is too big or too small for a Latino. You get the job done. Period.

5. Having faith

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Every four years, you were challenged to the ultimate exercise as you cheered on your country’s futbol team. No matter the result, you were always taught to hope for the best and keep the dream alive for the next chance of glory.

6. Family is always there

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Whether your "boss" is your big sister, your mom, or your abuela, you have someone who looks after you. You know what it's like to have someone in your corner who has your back, no matter what the situation is…you can even have them next to you when you watch The Pope’s Exorcist on April 14.

Your childhood prepared you for more than you know. Seek the truth, uncover the darkness, and watch The Pope's Exorcist in theaters on April 14.