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🚨Prof. Diana Pasulka explored the "Secret" Vatican Archives and found: Sentient plasma orbs and modern UAP experiences mirror Catholic records from centuries ago. "We saw this orb... but we think it's a soul." "Like Joan of Arc, this light appears... then she gets the download." St. Teresa of Ávila... show more

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