I've noticed some things personally about myself and my family since we've moved out of our house.

For context: We have moved into my in-laws' home because we plan on renting it from them since they are going to move down south later this year. We've outgrown our old house, and there's a lot of equity in it, so we've been prepping it for sale.

We've been living in the new home for a week now, and I've noticed that I have a lot less anger than I did living at the other place. My wife, who is agnostic, has even noticed it. It could be mostly due to the space, since an 1,100 sq. foot, two level home is very cramped for 5 people and pets. And I agree, that's part of it. BUT, whenever I go back to pack and clean, I don't feel alone in that house. I even get plagued with wicked, angry thoughts about my wife or other things when I'm there. Its 130 years old, so God knows what went on there, but I've become convinced there has been a malevolent presence the entire time we've been there.
I know I've also posted a few things about repeated unfortunate events that have occurred, as well as the strain in my relationship with my wife.

A few years ago, when my son was a baby and I was a newly baptized, I had three significant oppressive experiences where I fell into extreme rage and felt some sort of pressure along my left arm up to my face, as if something were forcing control over me. Each instance was relieved by prayer, immediately relieved, so that was an indication to me that something malevolent was there. At one point I heard a voice in my left ear complain when I prayed to St. Michael, another was a growling sound when I used prayer to combat sleep paralysis. I thought it had more to do with my own past and the turmoil I caused with whatever wicked spirits were attached to me due to my conversion. I haven't had these kinds of experiences since then, outside of the tingling feeling coupled with anger which I continue to combat with prayer. But the presence has never left, and the atmosphere of anger always lingered.

This atmosphere is absent in our new home. I've been a lot calmer, to the point that my wife has noticed, and she too has been a lot calmer. My son, who has extreme tantrums, has been less out of control and his night terrors have dropped off noticeably.

Maybe I'm looking into this too much, but I think it'll be a relief to be rid of this house. End blogpost.

Have your new house (and property) blessed by a priest - even if it were a newly built house and you're the first to live in it, get it blessed by a priest.

Yeah, I will talk to Father about doing that once my in-laws move out. I never had that done with our old home, which is maybe why whatever is in there, if there is something there, never went away.

Yeah, I will talk to Father about doing that once my in-laws move out. I never had that done with our old home, which is maybe why whatever is in there, if there is something there, never went away.

I would recommend getting the old house blessed also.  If there is some demonic activity attached to it, you probably don't want the new owners of the home to have to be perturbed by it after they move in.  There should be a required "demonic activity" disclosure when selling a home.  

In terms of SOME of the phenomena you described, there could be natural causes for some of it.  Perhaps there's an unusual amount of EMF pollution at the old location, which could wreak havoc on people's nervous systems.  On the few occasions in our new home where we've had total power outages, I've sensed that things just "felt" much more calm and serene.  With all the electrical systems in the home, especially now with these "smart" utility meters (they're really bad), WiFi connections, cell towers, and every new appliance out there now radiates EMF ... I do believe that EMF can wreak havoc on the nervous system and cause irritability, sleep issues (night paralysis), etc.  Not sure about the voices and sounds you heard though.

If you are not experiencing anything in your new home, then if there was a diabolical entity in the old place, thankfully it did not latch onto you when you moved.

Your wife, being an agnostic, is a perfect target for the diabolical, as a means to destroy your family.

St Maria Mater Dei Ora pro nobis
St Joseph Ora pro nobis
St Michael Archangele Ora pro nobis
St Benedict Ora pro nobis

I found some old satanic and pagan articles of mine while packing and cleaning that I spit on and threw out lol. All of my metal albums were thrown away a while ago as well. So any objects of mine, that I can identify, as targets for attachment, are all gone.

I did place blessed St. Benedict medals around the property, so, reasonably, whatever is there may be "trapped" if it isn't simply tied to the home/property itself.

This, unless the santeria warlock has been in his home or they have been to the KY compound.

Well, we can't rule out that he tried to perform an exorcism at that house ... and caused it to become demonically infested.

I've found this practice to be worthwhile (use the correct year, obviously):

Epiphany Inscription Over the Doorway of the Home 20 + C + M + B + 13   The letters have two meanings. They are the initials of the traditional names of the Three Magi: Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar. They also abbreviate the Latin words “Christus mansionem benedicat.” “May Christ bless the house.” The letters recall the day on which the inscription is made, as well as the purpose of blessing.   The crosses represent the protection of the Precious Blood of Christ, whom we invoke, and the holiness of the Three Magi sanctified by their adoration of the Infant Christ. The inscription is made above the front door, so that all who enter and depart this year may enjoy God’s blessing. The month of January still bears the name of the Roman god Janus, the doorkeeper of heaven and protector of the beginning and end of things. This blessing “christens” the ancient Roman observance of the first month. The inscription is made of chalk, a product of clay, which recalls the human nature taken by the Adorable and Eternal Word of God in the womb of the Virgin Mary, by the power of the Holy Spirit.   To bless your home this Epiphany, read the Prologue of St. John’s Gospel (i.e., the Last Gospel used at Mass), followed by the Our Father, and the Collect of the Epiphany; then write the inscription for this year above your front door with blessed chalk.   The lintel of the main door of the house (and other doors if desired) is marked by a senior member of the household (usually the father) in the following way:   20 + C + M + B + 13   Whilst saying the following prayer:   The Three Wise Men Caspar C (write the letter) Melchior M and Balthazar B followed the star of God’s Son Who became man Two Thousand 20 and thirteen years ago. 13 May Christ bless our home ++ (first two crosses) and remain with us through the new year ++ (first two crosses)   If others are present, you may continue:   Almighty God, incline your ear. Bless us and all who are gathered here. Send your holy angel who will defend us and fill with grace all who dwell here. R. Amen.   The senior member may then proceed to sprinkle the interior of the home with the blessed Epiphany Water.

I've found this practice to be worthwhile (use the correct year, obviously):

Epiphany Inscription Over the Doorway of the Home 20 + C + M + B + 13 The letters have two meanings. They are the initials of the traditional names of the Three Magi: Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar. They also abbreviate the Latin words “Christus mansionem benedicat.” “May Christ bless the house.” The letters recall the day on which the inscription is made, as well as the purpose of blessing. The crosses represent the protection of the Precious Blood of Christ, whom we invoke, and the holiness of the Three Magi sanctified by their adoration of the Infant Christ. The inscription is made above the front door, so that all who enter and depart this year may enjoy God’s blessing. The month of January still bears the name of the Roman god Janus, the doorkeeper of heaven and protector of the beginning and end of things. This blessing “christens” the ancient Roman observance of the first month. The inscription is made of chalk, a product of clay, which recalls the human nature taken by the Adorable and Eternal Word of God in the womb of the Virgin Mary, by the power of the Holy Spirit. To bless your home this Epiphany, read the Prologue of St. John’s Gospel (i.e., the Last Gospel used at Mass), followed by the Our Father, and the Collect of the Epiphany; then write the inscription for this year above your front door with blessed chalk. The lintel of the main door of the house (and other doors if desired) is marked by a senior member of the household (usually the father) in the following way: 20 + C + M + B + 13 Whilst saying the following prayer: The Three Wise Men Caspar C (write the letter) Melchior M and Balthazar B followed the star of God’s Son Who became man Two Thousand 20 and thirteen years ago. 13 May Christ bless our home ++ (first two crosses) and remain with us through the new year ++ (first two crosses)   If others are present, you may continue:   Almighty God, incline your ear. Bless us and all who are gathered here. Send your holy angel who will defend us and fill with grace all who dwell here. R. Amen. The senior member may then proceed to sprinkle the interior of the home with the blessed Epiphany Water.

My father used to this every new year with blessed white chalk. But you wouldn’t need to wait for next year, DL. You could do it now. 

Crucifix or icon in EVERY room. My room makes up for the lack in other rooms, but tis my older sister's place, I do not have the authority to dictate on many matters. So I keep myself as covered as I can be.

There is so much evil that happens now outside of one's home, extra precautions in this spiritual combat must be taken, as I have listened and read from exorcists.