He has to mend some fences in their relationship, too, since he spends more time at work than with his family. As odd things start to happen around his home and threaten his family, the strong-willed Sarchie has to assure his wife that everything will be all right. Mendoza leads the way by telling his own story of a sinful past, even as a priest, then Sarchie confesses. And primary evil, which is something else entirely.' If Sarchie is going to get anywhere near an exorcism, he is going to have to clear his soul and go to confession. Mendoza is frank with Ralph and explains his 'work.' The priest tells him: 'There are two types of evil in this life, Officer Sarchie. Mendoza offers his services to help discover what's going on, and Sarchie eventually agrees. Cops want to put people behind bars, but Mendoza wants to relieve them of their suffering. He also knows that cops are reluctant to use demonic activity to explain domestic abuse, murder and other crimes. He knows the devil takes possession of people who then present as criminal offenders or as people who are mentally ill. Mendoza is an exorcist, but a pastor of souls first of all. Mendoza (Édgar Ramírez), when Mendoza shows up at the precinct and offers to help the police. He doesn't figure it out until he meets a rather freelance Jesuit priest, Fr. Ralph Sarchie knows he has a sixth sense about most things and is aware that something supernatural is going on. He works the night shift with his partner, Butler (Joel McHale), in the Bronx, where they are starting to respond to calls about strange happenings featuring a hooded man, odd noises, cold temperatures, and objects that move on their own.

He is married to Jen (Olivia Munn) with one child, Christina (Lulu Wilson).

New York police sergeant Ralph Sarchie (Eric Bana) is one tough cop with his own inner darkness. What they don't realize is that the writing is from the devil and that when they return home, they bring darkness and evil with them. Marines in Iraq who come across some strange writing on a wall in an underground cave.

Horror-meister Scott Derrickson's newest film, 'Deliver Us From Evil,' begins with three U.S.

Sergeant ralph sarchie