Yes, welcome into this new edition of UAP Weekly.

I am Steven Deiner back with you here on the Unidentified Alien podcast.

And today we are going to recap and kind of tied together a couple of things

that have taken place within the disclosure arena within the past week. A couple of pretty big

events, maybe one bigger than the other, depending on your outlook on things. But we're going to

go over both. And we're going to start with the Vatican.

And I know the Vatican has spoken about a lot when it comes to disclosure or what they might know

or may not know and all those different things. But there was a lot of speculation recently on

what the Vatican was going to say about UFOs and the possibility of alien life

during a press conference that was held on May 17th. So we're going to dive right into it here.

No delays, nothing. We're just going to go right into these two things that happened within the

past seven days or so, starting with this press conference on May 17th from the Vatican.

They were advertised that they were going to be releasing new guidelines on discerning

the supernatural.

So naturally, many people kind of caught wind of that and thought, oh boy, here we go.

This is aliens.

The Vatican is finally going to acknowledge UFOs and aliens and what they know and, you know, talk about it.

But it turns out that the announcement was more focused on how the Pope and the Catholic Church would be changing their approach

and how supernatural visions and apparitions of Jesus and the Virgin Mary would be

studied and their validity decided upon. So that was really more of what they were focusing on

when it came to, you know, apparitions and things of that nature, not so much supernatural

law on the end of what some of us were thinking they might be

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