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Denise Nequinto

Would the Vatican Baptise an Alien? Pope Leo's Astronomer Shocks with 'Yes' as Faith Faces ET Question

Pope Leo XIV (Credit: Edgar Beltran/Wikimedia Commons)

Scientists have long wondered if there is such a thing as life beyond Earth and what might happen when such aliens make their way to our planet. One answer comes from the newly appointed astronomer by Pope Leo, saying that any aliens who come to Earth can be baptised.

In a report by the Daily Star, Father Richard D'Souza answered what might be one of the questions lingering in the minds of space enthusiasts who might also be spiritual. D'Souza was recently appointed by Pope Leo XIV as the new director of the Vatican Observatory in Castel Gandolfo near Rome. D'Souza accepted the possibility of finding extra-terrestrial life and its impact on religion and the history of mankind.

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