Is Jesus an alien? Pope Francis’ interest in UAPs explained | Reality Check with Ross Coulthart
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Summary
Gabrielle Pedra is a computer programmer and theologian who discusses the Vatican's interest in unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP). He shares that Pope Francis has shown a strong interest in UAPs, influenced by his mentor, a Jesuit priest and astronomer. Pedra mentions that Pope Francis was open to the idea of extraterrestrial intelligence, especially after a meeting in 1988 where a prophecy suggested he would become pope. He explains that the Vatican has been collecting testimonies about UAPs and that Pope Francis takes this information seriously. After the encounter, Pedra's views suggest a belief that UAPs could be linked to religious experiences, indicating a shift in understanding the relationship between faith and extraterrestrial life.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The interview discusses Pope Francis's significant interest in UAPs and non-human intelligence, influenced by his mentors in Argentina. Gabrielle Pedra reveals the Vatican's ongoing preparations for potential revelations about extraterrestrial life and the implications of these beliefs within the Catholic Church.
Pope Francis has a strong interest in UAPs and non-human intelligence, influenced by his mentor, a Jesuit astronomer.
Gabrielle Pedra
“Pope Francis is the first pope that has been very open... about this subject.”
Managed by: The Vatican
Gathering intelligence on global phenomena including UAPs
Pope Francis has a strong interest in UAPs and non-human intelligence, influenced by his mentor, a Jesuit astronomer.
The Vatican has been preparing for a future revelation about non-human intelligence.
Pope Francis's interest in UAPs is central to his papacy and has evolved over time.
The Vatican's Pontifical Academy of Sciences has a significant interest in UAPs.
Pope Francis has been involved in discussions about extraterrestrial intelligence since his time as a cardinal.