Daniel O'Connor

The “Day of Disclosure” now appears truly imminent, and there are things all Catholics must know before Trump announces it. You’ll find them all summarized in this video. 00:00:01 - May 2026 UFO Developments 00:02:33 - What I’ll be doing in this video 00:03:45 - Where to find more info 00:04:28 - Against the so-called (wrong) “Catholic Answer” to aliens 00:06:00 - Dogma, ETs, and Truth 00:07:30 - The Correct Existential Approach to Scripture Immediately Rules out Aliens (Salvation History is Missing No Chapters) 00:09:30 - Against The Fallacy that ET existence “isn’t a theological question” 00:12:20 - What the Christian Scholar ET Promoters Say Aliens Mean for the Faith 00:18:00 - God is good. God the Father is not hiding siblings. God the Son is not a polygamist or adulterer. And God the Holy Spirit is not a monster. 00:20:50 - The Number of Persons in God, The Number of Sacraments, and ETs 00:24:20 - Scripture also directly refutes ETs– Genesis, and the Dichotomy of Creation 00:30:00 - The Primacy and Supremacy of Man Refutes Aliens 00:33:30 - The Fall of Man (and thus the whole Universe) Refutes Aliens 00:35:20 - Dogma against Polygenism Refutes Aliens 00:39:00 - Dogma on Christology Refutes Aliens 00:49:20 - Dogma on Mariology Refutes Aliens 00:53:20 - Dogma on Ecclesiology Refutes Aliens 00:58:50 - Dogma on Eschatology Refutes Aliens 01:05:36 - The Our Father Refutes Aliens 01:09:00 - The Catechism Refutes Aliens 01:14:00 - The Magisterium of Pope St. Zachary Condemns Belief in Aliens 01:17:00 - Papal Condemnations of ET Belief were employed in Giordano Bruno’s Condemnation for promoting ET Belief 01:21:20 - The Magisterium of Pope Pius II Condemns Belief in Aliens 01:23:00 - The Fathers of the Church Refute Alien Belief. St. Augustine. St. Jerome. Tertullian. St. Philastrius. St. Hippolytus. St. John Chrysostom. (Plus, Against Origen’s Heresies) 01:35:15 - The Infallibility of the Sensus Fidelium Refutes Alien Belief. Angels and Men in the Great Chain of Being. 01:46:50 - Discerning the Tree by Its Fruits Rules Out Belief in Aliens. Belief in Extraterrestrials and UFOs have only produced diabolical, destructive fruits–for centuries –while generating zero good fruits. Islam. Mormonism. Adventism. Hinduism. Buddhism. UFO cults. Scientology. Heaven’s Gate. Swedenborgianism. Theosophy. 1947’s Roswell onward. Raelianism’s Antichristic Agenda. Avi Loeb. 02:15:00 - A Summary of Discernment 02:18:30 - Conclusion of Argument. Is rejecting ETs “Limiting God”? 02:22:10 - All the prophecies align here. No other phenomenon in history comes close to ET/UFO belief & expectation in fulfilling what Scripture foretells for the Great Deception. 02:44:44 - The Symmetry of History Entails Another “NHI” Deception is Coming 02:48:00 to End. Trailer for “The Age of Disclosure.”

Steven Spielberg on Colbert yesterday ⤵️ I hope that by now even my critics can see why I’ve got whole chapters in my books (and whole segments in my podcasts for years) warning that it is especially Mr. Spielberg’s 50-years of efforts have groomed us for the Great Deception. He is and has long been the chief contemporary architect of the “myths” to which men will “wander into” after “turning away from the truth” in the apocalyptic times (2 Timothy 4:4) No, “Disclosure Day” isn’t “just a movie.” It’s a deliberate attempt to seduce you into believing ETs are here to save us, and the timing is not accidental. With this topic, Spielberg’s goal is not merely to entertain. He just essentially admitted as much. Rather, with it his goal is–and has been since his famous 1977 “Close Encounters” blockbuster—to convince you of the Great Lie and convert you to the Anti-Church. And next month, on the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Spielberg is releasing his Magnum Opus. PS: As to the rhetorical question that Spielberg puts on the lips of a Catholic nun in this trailer, supposedly theologically proving ETs, one need only look at the Sacred Heart for the correct answer... which has nothing to do with "aliens."

Stephen Colbert, a professed Catholic, says he believes that when we die, "there is some continuance of some kind. But it’s like a dispersion of the self into some other greater being. And I don’t have any other feelings beyond that.” This sounds more like the Gnostic concept of the Pleroma than the Catholic doctrine of Heaven.

@PsionicChimp Another indication this is not only a deception, but The Great Deception; it's bipartisan. Most other deceptions are succumbed to primarily by the Left. This one is equally embraced by both sides.

@DSDOConnor Got to tip my hat, you’ve seen this coming for a while now. Even Fox News is playing their part in pushing the Great Deception 🫡 If it weren’t so diabolical, it would almost be comical.

@LilScoob23 The Creation of Adam fresco in the Sistine Chapel is the Devil's favorite work of art to pervert with his deceptions, both in the ET and AGI varieties

@DSDOConnor Look at this blasphemous poster literally replacing God with the alien by mocking “The Creation.”

@JoeSpadaford From Only Man Bears His Image page 393:

@DSDOConnor So then are you saying Spielburg is knowingly try to pull people from Jesus? Are you saying he had a plan at seducing the church? That’s a big thing to say about a person.

@RobertCConner @matthewpao1 I've got quite the opposite view of ET

@matthewpao1 @DSDOConnor I can see not liking Close Encounters, but everyone liked ET. It's Hollywood wholesome, even socially conservative in criticizing divorce culture.

@Catholicizm1 🎯🔥🔥🔥

Catholic Priest gave a homily on aliens

@elonmusk The Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary

What is the best possible future? This question is much harder to answer than it may seem.

Yet another hero of the Faith has just warned against the ET UFO Deception. Fr. Carlos Martins, renowned exorcist, warns that belief in aliens is an attack on Christianity and that reports of UFO encounters and "alien abductions" mirror demonic posession. 💯

Yes, and I’ll again reiterate my challenge: meet me at my garage with your “indestructible UFO material.” We’ll both livestream the event to ensure complete transparency. If I can’t destroy it in 5 minutes with my basic handyman tools, then you win, and I’m wrong. I’ve issued this challenge many times at many places over the last several years. It has been seen by tens or perhaps hundreds of thousands of people and, I’m sure, by plenty of Ufologists, including those who claim to possess indestructible UFO material. My challenge remains and it is sincere. I really will undertake it alongside any Ufologist who has the guts to stand behind his claims. I’ve had no takers. Why? Because there are no aliens, and any “UFO material” that may exist is just human tech which the Ufologists themselves know I’ll be able to destroy. They are fraudsters, and have been since their 1947 claim that the Roswell crash material is “indestructible”--a claim they’ve since repeated about “thousands” of other supposed recoveries of UFO material in the last 79 years. The more falsifiable a thesis, the stronger it is so long as it remains unfalsified. My thesis-–ETs don’t exist, therefore all non-debunkable claims pertaining to them are diabolical deceptions–-is about the most easily falsifiable thesis you could imagine. Yet it has never been falsified…… because it's true. Soon, the Devil’s machinations will seem to falsify it; when the “lying signs and wonders” (2 Thessalonians 2) foretold for these times reach their culmination. Yet even when that happens, good Catholic discernment will discover the cloven hoof.

@wwcantsay 💯

@DSDOConnor It’s almost as if we are seeing a separation, the ones with courage and discernment to speak up and the ones following the deception.

@beginnercathol1 🎯 They even come with the "great solution" to our "crisis"!

@DSDOConnor Within the last few days, a pro alien account video auto played. I listened to most of it but the whole time I was thinking, yeah, sounds exactly like temporary demonic possession. The demon was even warning of nuclear holocaust and the means to prevent it 🤣

This is the “Age of Disclosure,” they say. But what if this is really the Age of something else entirely? THE AGE OF DECEPTION Coming 2026 TheAgeOfDeception dot com Official Trailer 1 (Extended):

PUBLISHED TODAY: The First and Last Deception: Aliens, UFOs, AI, and the Return of Eden’s Demise. Audiobook Chapter One ⬇️ Available from: amazon.com/First-Last-Dec…, and coming soon to TheFirstAndLastDeception.com . Hardcover, Paperback, and Ebook are available now; full Audiobook is coming very soon. Here’s what some great Catholics who read the manuscript last month have said about the book: “Fearless, thought-provoking, and even appropriately controversial, Daniel O’Connor’s latest book, The First and Last Deception, gives the reader much to ponder on hot-button topics, such as UFOs, aliens, and A.I. As always, his extensive research and academic training in the Catholic faith are on full display.” —Fr. Chris Alar, MIC. Provincial Superior & Director of the Marian Helpers at the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy “A masterful, if not definitive refutation of the alien hypothesis.” — Mark Mallett, Evangelist, Host of Countdown to the Kingdom & The Now Word, and Author of The Final Confrontation “In this excellent volume, Professor O’Connor ... shows how Satan is continuing his ancient deception of the human race today, hidden in plain sight. ... Informative and pragmatic, this book also serves as an extended spiritual meditation on the human condition, salvation history, the enemy’s wiles, and God’s goodness, truth, mercy, and power. A must read!” — Dr. Michael Sirilla, Professor of Systematic and Dogmatic Theology, Franciscan University of Steubenville “Now I feel that humanity needs to read this book and pass it onto others, even to those who could care less about the subject. Why? Because an enemy is lurking behind alien eyes. This enemy is real, but not what people think. We must waste no time now in forming a Catholic fortress against a tsunami of extraterrestrial lies that is advancing, threatening to kill the faith of many.” — Christine Watkins, Author of The Warning & Founder of Queen of Peace Media “Daniel O’Connor convincingly argues that the UFO phenomenon is demonic in origin... the Antichrist could make use of this great falsehood...” —Jesse Romero, Radio Host, Evangelist, & Author of The Devil in the City of Angels: My Encounters With the Diabolical

The “Day of Disclosure” now appears truly imminent, and there are things all Catholics must know before Trump announces it. You’ll find them all summarized in this video. 00:00:01 - May 2026 UFO Developments 00:02:33 - What I’ll be doing in this video 00:03:45 - Where to find more info 00:04:28 - Against the so-called (wrong) “Catholic Answer” to aliens 00:06:00 - Dogma, ETs, and Truth 00:07:30 - The Correct Existential Approach to Scripture Immediately Rules out Aliens (Salvation History is Missing No Chapters) 00:09:30 - Against The Fallacy that ET existence “isn’t a theological question” 00:12:20 - What the Christian Scholar ET Promoters Say Aliens Mean for the Faith 00:18:00 - God is good. God the Father is not hiding siblings. God the Son is not a polygamist or adulterer. And God the Holy Spirit is not a monster. 00:20:50 - The Number of Persons in God, The Number of Sacraments, and ETs 00:24:20 - Scripture also directly refutes ETs– Genesis, and the Dichotomy of Creation 00:30:00 - The Primacy and Supremacy of Man Refutes Aliens 00:33:30 - The Fall of Man (and thus the whole Universe) Refutes Aliens 00:35:20 - Dogma against Polygenism Refutes Aliens 00:39:00 - Dogma on Christology Refutes Aliens 00:49:20 - Dogma on Mariology Refutes Aliens 00:53:20 - Dogma on Ecclesiology Refutes Aliens 00:58:50 - Dogma on Eschatology Refutes Aliens 01:05:36 - The Our Father Refutes Aliens 01:09:00 - The Catechism Refutes Aliens 01:14:00 - The Magisterium of Pope St. Zachary Condemns Belief in Aliens 01:17:00 - Papal Condemnations of ET Belief were employed in Giordano Bruno’s Condemnation for promoting ET Belief 01:21:20 - The Magisterium of Pope Pius II Condemns Belief in Aliens 01:23:00 - The Fathers of the Church Refute Alien Belief. St. Augustine. St. Jerome. Tertullian. St. Philastrius. St. Hippolytus. St. John Chrysostom. (Plus, Against Origen’s Heresies) 01:35:15 - The Infallibility of the Sensus Fidelium Refutes Alien Belief. Angels and Men in the Great Chain of Being. 01:46:50 - Discerning the Tree by Its Fruits Rules Out Belief in Aliens. Belief in Extraterrestrials and UFOs have only produced diabolical, destructive fruits–for centuries –while generating zero good fruits. Islam. Mormonism. Adventism. Hinduism. Buddhism. UFO cults. Scientology. Heaven’s Gate. Swedenborgianism. Theosophy. 1947’s Roswell onward. Raelianism’s Antichristic Agenda. Avi Loeb. 02:15:00 - A Summary of Discernment 02:18:30 - Conclusion of Argument. Is rejecting ETs “Limiting God”? 02:22:10 - All the prophecies align here. No other phenomenon in history comes close to ET/UFO belief & expectation in fulfilling what Scripture foretells for the Great Deception. 02:44:44 - The Symmetry of History Entails Another “NHI” Deception is Coming 02:48:00 to End. Trailer for “The Age of Disclosure.”

@jsyreee 😂 How much do I owe you for the psychotherapy, doc?

@DSDOConnor Suffice it to say, your analysis of the film is ultimately just an expression of your ego and fixations. You are incapable of understanding art because you immediately seek out its explicit affirmation of your principles. So, of course you mutilated it and misunderstood.

"The Gosling character is undoubtedly a Christ-figure" in Project Hail Mary. —Bishop Barron. Sorry. No. And this is important. (Spoilers, ...hence the spacing...) The exact opposite is true. Jesus willingly laid down his life to save us. That's the whole essence of His Sacrifice. "No one takes it from me, but I lay it down of my own accord." (John 10:18) Gosling’s character absolutely refused to go on the mission, and only wound up on the ship because he was forcibly restrained, injected with a tranquilizer, put in a coma, and strapped into the ship. He wasn’t willing to die, and as it turns out, he also didn’t die. He gets to enjoy life with the aliens on their planet at the end. At one point in the movie, Gosling’s character, Ryland Grace, says he “made peace” with being stuck on this seeming suicide-mission-ship called “Project Hail Mary.” But he takes it back moments later and says “I didn’t mean any of that.” I can see how many would find this movie entertaining. (Not my style; constant giddy/effeminate dialogue ain't my cup of tea.) But nothing about this movie was a Christ story. To take the bait (i.e., the movie’s title and main character’s name) and pretend it is a Christ story is not evangelization, it’s Gospel-cheapening. There is one and only one mention of God in the entire movie, when the main female character says she believes in God because it’s “better than the alternative.” And that woman ultimately winds up being the rather cruel character who is the one ordering Gosling to be held down, put into a coma, and forced into an apparent suicide mission. Even the film’s funeral scene aboard the ship, which even the most secular of movies will almost always invite God and prayer into, is completely Godless. Not even the slightest allusion to God, prayer, Scripture, or anything similar, takes place. It remains a purely atheistic “celebration of life” – true microcosm of the whole movie, wherein the only “saviors” are “evolution, science, and friendly alien/human/AI cooperation.” (Grace doesn't just befriend the alien—the only thing he seems willing to die for—he even befriends the AI robot, giving it a loving noogie at the end.) Also, the “conservatives” raving about this movie by calling it “anti-woke” are grasping at straws. Sure, it was less in-your-face woke than many modern movies. But it was woke, alright ⤵️ (There's also a recurring degenerate reference, played as humorous, that I won't list here). There might not be a lot of scenes like these ⤵️ in the film... but there's NO scenes opposed to them (nothing remotely "anti-woke" anywhere in it).

@_Leila Indeed. It's sad how much nonsense gets rubber-stamped today under the premise it "leads people to Jesus," when in fact it contradicts His very teachings and is much more likely to confirm people in their worldliness, and even sins, than to lead them to conversion.

@DSDOConnor That is very interesting. Very similar to Matthew Kelly ("Dynamic Catholic" TM). He has a "parable" with a similar error. When you point it out, people say "it's fine, it leads people to Jesus" but no, it's not fine.

@JoshuaTCharles Oh my

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