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A popular exorcist, Monsignor Rossetti, was fired by Cardinal McElroy, Cardinal Archbishop of Washington, D.C.

Now, if you've been following the news, I did a podcast on it last week.

The UFOs, the aliens, they're being pushed by the government.

They're being pushed by Hollywood.

Steven Spielberg just came out and said,

I'm producing such an epic alien UFO movie that Christians are going to be doubting their faith.

Thank you, Steven Spielberg. As if, as if you're going to make some movie, Stephen Spielberg hasn't

even made good movies lately, as if Steven Spielberg's going to make some movie, Stephen Spielberg hasn't even made good movies lately,

as if Steven Spielberg's going to make a movie and two billion people, two billion Christians,

are going to have a crisis of faith because of a movie like E.T. or Project Hail Mary. Come on.

But what's interesting about Stephen Spielberg's comments is that he understands, he believes,

he knows that the alien UFO narrative does and will call Christians to doubt their faith.

I did a show on it last week on the tale of, well, I did it before this happened. Hopefully me commenting on it didn't get Monsignor Rosetti any shade or in any trouble.

Hope not. Feel bad if that's the case. But what we're seeing here is exorcists. And it's not just Monsignor Rosetti, it's many

exorcists who are identifying the signs of exorcism, demonic possession, oppression,

and they're noting that there are many analogs with these UFO sightings.

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