for those who didn’t know yet, here’s the news’ link:
even though i personally didn’t (100%) agree with his opinion about demons and aliens, BUT it is UNBELIEVABLY BAD/OUTRAGEOUS to remove msgr. rossetti !!!
Msgr. Rossetti’s reported opinion that UFOs (all UFOs?) are demons sounds like something that should disqualify him from being an exorcist. There have been countless reports of unidentified phenomena in the skies over the past 80 years or so. Do we now have a priest who thinks he can identify them all?
The Scientific Coalition for Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Studies (“Scientific Exploration of Anomalous Aerospace Phenomena”) had a fairly good two-part series this year about the extraterrestrial hypothesis as an explanation for UFOs. It noted that there have been a lot of truly unexplained aerial phenomena and that they are not adequately explained by one label, such as extraterrestrials (or in Msgr. Rossetti’s case, demons). A few years ago, the same scientific organization reported a great increase in UFO reports by Canadian airline pilots. I doubt that these pilots were suffering demonic oppression, though I haven’t read their reports, although I have read reports by other civilian and military pilots.
Many other people have claimed to be kidnapped by aliens, and their stories sometimes do not involve a flying object at all but rather spooky beings that, for example, came into their bedroom. These stories often sound like encounters with sinister spiritual beings. This does not translate into a scientific or spiritual conclusion that professional pilots and other apparently responsible people who report unidentified phenomena (not mistaken identification of ordinary things) have been encountering demons.
One hypothesis (extraterrestrials, demons, or something else) just doesn’t cover all the facts.
Demons and aliens, Marxist government deep state plots and diseased tick distribution… You guys will believe in anything won’t you?