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Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena – Policy Implications

Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena – Policy Implications

By Helen McCaw – The UAP subject clearly holds enormous public interest. If UAP prove not to be designed by human beings, then we are dealing with unprecedented issues of existential consequence for humanity. We would have to acknowledge the existence and terrestrial presence of a technologically advanced non-human intelligence. Humanity would enter a new paradigm of greater significance than even the Copernican Revolution.


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NHI, UAP, and the Catholic Faith – How Will The Church Respond?

By Paul Thigpen - Are we on Earth alone with God and the angels in this vast universe? Do we humans share the cosmos with any other intelligent forms of life created by God? The Catholic Church has made no formal, authoritative pronouncements on the existence, or even the possibility, of extraterrestrial life.

UFOs – Are They That Serious?

By Helen McCaw and David Broadwell - Jesuit Father José Gabriel Funes, an astronomer and former director of the Vatican Observatory told the Associated Press, November 10, 2009.

Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena – Policy Implications

By Helen McCaw - The UAP subject clearly holds enormous public interest. If UAP prove not to be designed by human beings, then we are dealing with unprecedented issues of existential consequence for humanity.