Now normally you would think that anything a priest or pastor would say could only be the truth, right? So here's what one priest had to say about his encounter with a UFO. You decide if it's real or not.
The Papua New Guinea UFO Sightings
In April 1959, a respected Anglican priest named Father William Gill was working as a missionary in the village of Boianai in Papua New Guinea when he saw a strange light traveling across a distant mountain. This same light reappeared on the evening of June 26, but this time, Father Gill was standing outside his mission alongside many other witnesses. As the light moved closer to them, it became apparent that it was a large disc-shaped object, which appeared to have four large legs beneath it. The witnesses also discerned what appeared to be four alien figures moving around on the object’s upper deck.
The strange craft remained in the vicinity for 45 minutes before it disappeared, but when it returned an hour later, it was accompanied by more bright flying objects. After hovering over the area for four hours, the objects disappeared again, but the strange craft and two smaller flying objects returned to the village yet again on the following evening. This time, Father Gill and one of his companions decided to wave at the alien figures on the craft’s deck. Amazingly, the figures waved back.
The next night, a total of eight UFOs showed up to the village, but these were the last that would be seen. Before the objects disappeared, a large metallic banging sound was heard on the mission’s roof, but no sign of any damage could be found. This story was recounted by over three dozen witnesses, including Father Gill, and remains one of the most credible UFO sightings in history.
So...what do ya think? Is the story real or made up? Sooner ot later, someone is going to offer up a bit of tangible proof concerning one of these sightings or visits. At least, I would hope that's the case.
Coffee in the kitchen this morning. Kinda cloudy outside, so it may rain a bit.
Yeah, Bubba. I'm ready to have some proof, too. But, I'd rather someone else find it instead of a priest, y'know. Somehow that would be messed around and some crackpot would blame the discovery on religion. But, little green men, ok by me ...
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Well now, it could be true. Or else they'd been drinking too much consecrated wine. To bad he didn't have a camera.
ReplyDeleteI was believing it right up to the point where the aliens waved back. However, since a priest is involved (and priests should be trusted ) I will have to say it is true, or is it? Cloudy here today with rain, so I guess I won't be seeing the eclipse.
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ReplyDeleteIt would be great if the proof came from a neutral source, ya know?
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Hey Momlady...
I did kinda wonder about the wine as well, but since others saw it at the same time...
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Hey Linda...
I reckon there could be friendly aliens out there, but I have to remain sceptical. Trust, but verify! That's my motto!
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I like UFO stories & believe there is more out there than we know, I think we don't know enough yet to ask the right questions.
ReplyDeleteThat said I tried an experiment once, I talked to several different people about outlandish things like UFOs. Generally it takes about 10 seconds for their eyes to glaze over & any interest fade in what you're talking about. Not everybody but most...
I don't know after so many sightings you would think someone would be carrying a camera around but who knows sounds like a poor settlement so maybe no camera was available.
ReplyDeleteI'll have coffee with you today in the kitchen.
Hey Rob...
ReplyDeleteI agree with what you said completely. We don't know what questions to ask if the situation did arise.
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Hey Jo...
Seems like they would have one ready after the first, certainly after the second!
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