Is it possible that the Vatican is hiding information about aliens?
Earlier this year the Vatican released a statement that tightened their guidelines regarding how to deal with supernatural phenomena. This unusual decision came because the Vatican said, “In some events of alleged supernatural origin, there are serious critical issues that are detrimental to the faithful.”
However, even with this decision to tighten the rules concerning how the Catholic Church is to handle supernatural events, information about their knowledge regarding items like UFOs has already become known to the wider public.
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The U.S. Sun spoke to Steve Bassett, a long-time extraterrestrial lobbyist, who told the outlet: “The Catholic Church, we have always known, has been aware of this subject going back perhaps hundreds and hundreds of years.”
Bassett mentioned how the Catholic Church has previously stated that they “would be happy to baptize them [extraterrestrials] if they wanted to be baptized.”
Last year, David Grusch, who acted as a U.S. intelligence officer for the Air Force, spoke at a congressional hearing where he said that the Vatican knew about the existence of “non-human” creatures.
The possibility of information in the Vatican’s archives is enormous. Prestige names it one of the “10 most forbidden places in the world.” The secretive archives is believed to hold “documents like Michelangelo’s letter to Pope Julius II, a letter written by Mary Queen of Scots before her execution, and Martin Luther’s excommunication papers,” according to prestige.
The U.S. Sun also described the potential of archival documents to hold reports about strange, supernatural activities.
Professor Diana Walsh Pasulka from the University of North Carolina Wilmington told the Catholic News Service that “…the people at the Vatican, they don’t even know where to look; it’s in their basements.”
She also mentioned that paranormal sightings by nuns who saw orbs is reportedly part of this archival documentation.
While the Vatican may have moved forward with making the decision not to explicitly focus or define supernatural events, there is a great possibility that they already have information about other-worldly, paranormal activity that the wider public would like to understand better.
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Abby Trivett is content development editor for Charisma Media.
