St. Michael Center
St. Michael Center for Spiritual Renewal is a non-profit Catholic organization that prays with people who are spiritually suffering and in need of healing and deliverance. St. Michael Center conducts spiritual education workshops and trains clergy, religious, and laity. The Center is committed especially to helping and supporting clergy in living healthy and holy lives. All of this is done under the mantle of the Blessed Virgin and with the protection of St. Michael and his angels.
SMC Team
Rev. Msgr. Stephen J. Rossetti
Seated at the desk where St. Gemma Galgani sat in Lucca, Italy is Msgr. Stephen J. Rossetti PhD DMin.
He was the chief exorcist for the Archdiocese of Washington for almost 19 years. He currently continues as an exorcist with stable faculties in another diocese. He is a priest in good standing of the Diocese of Syracuse and is also the President and Founder of the St. Michael Center For Spiritual Renewal.
Msgr. Rossetti is a licensed psychologist and has spent 30 years working in psychological treatment and the spiritual renewal of priests and religious. He assists in the training of exorcists and lay team members. Msgr. Rossetti has led hundreds of exorcism and deliverance sessions.
Mr. Grady Connolly
Grady Connolly has been working with the St. Michael Center since 2022. He is a content creator, author, and the founder of Social Thomist, a social media agency working with Catholic priests, exorcists, and apostolates to evangelize and shape culture online. He is committed to supporting projects that bring people close to the divine.
He has traveled to 23 countries creating content, visiting sacred sites, and sharing the joy of the faith online. He is widely known for his Basilica Pilgrimage Across America social media series, which documents visits to America’s basilicas and showcases their beauty and spiritual significance.
He earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from The Catholic University of America. His work has been featured in the National Catholic Register and ChurchPOP, and he has appeared as a guest on The Katie McGrady Show on SiriusXM and Ave Explores. He resides in Washington, DC.
Mrs. Gina Witt
Gina Witt serves at the St. Michael Center for Spiritual Renewal as its Director for Healing Ministries. She is an auxiliary member of the International Association of Exorcists (A.I.E), and the lay ministry team leader for the deliverance and exorcism ministry at the Center. Gina is a spiritual director, accompanying afflicted persons as they journey to deeper freedom and faith.
She was among the first group of women trained through the Women Speak for Themselves (WSFT) Spokeswoman Training with Helen Alvare. This national grassroots movement was founded to empower women to better speak and write in the media, local communities, and online about topics such as the dignity of life and religious freedom.
Gina is a graduate of the spiritual direction program at the Avila Institute in partnership with the Heart of Christ Spiritual Direction Program. She serves souls as they seek to better know, love & serve the Lord. She has dedicated her life to the Pope’s call to the New Evangelization, sharing her faith journey with others to spread the Good News of God’s love, mercy, and healing.
Ms. Megan Witt
Megan Witt serves as the Director of Administration at the St. Michael Center for Spiritual Renewal, as well as co-host of the Center’s St. Gemma Project for Young Adults.
Megan has experience working in various Catholic non-profits and educational institutions. She was the founding Director of Veronica’s Veil Outreach Center, a parish ministry that provides educational programming, crisis resources, food assistance, and mental health support. She is also a member of the Archdiocese of Washington’s Mental Health Advisory Committee, advising on the development of parish‑based mental health initiatives and accessible resources.
She is currently pursuing an M.A. in Theology & Christian Ministry with a concentration in Canon Law at Franciscan University, holds a certificate in Mental Health & Church Life from Notre Dame's Mcgrath Institute for Church Life, and an M.A. in Human Rights and B.S.B.A. in International Business from The Catholic University of America.