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The Vatican's cosmic secret.

Does the Catholic Church hold the truth about UFOs?

In the shadows of Vatican City's ancient walls, beyond the tourist-filled St. Peter Square, lies a repository of knowledge

so vast and secretive that it has fueled speculation for centuries.

The Vatican Epistolic Library, and its even more mysterious counterpart, the Vatican's

secret archives, house over 75,000 historical codices and an estimated

1.1 million ancient printed books spanning more than 53 miles of shelving. But what

cosmic secrets spite these hallowed halls contain? Award-winning filmmaker and euthologist

Mark Christopher Lee believes the answer is clear,

evidence of extraterrestrial contact that could reshape humanity's understanding of its place

in the universe, and he's making an urgent appeal to the newly elected Pope Leo to bring these

secrets into the light.

With new data emerging from NASA, private space agencies and whistleblowers in the intelligence

community, it's no longer a question of if, but when we may contact with intelligent

life beyond our planet, says Lee.

The Vatican must not be silent.

It must lead, and that begins with transparency, courage, and preparation.

The Vatican Secret Archives remains one of the world's most tightly controlled collections

of knowledge.

Researchers who manage to gain the rare privilege of access are only allowed to request

three specific items per day, a remarkable

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