They have given information directly to the President and Rubio. JD Vance is being vocal about believing the ET are demons. I don’t know but I do think demons can be embodied. Greer doesn’t. Why is he repeating and respecting a prominent Catholic demonologist when he has no respect for the Catholic Church?
However, Greer has admitted he was raised atheist and it sounds like he is atheist. That’s not helping at all. Many spiritual people who believe in an inhabited universe and are not part of institutional religion still honor Christ as our Creator and the head of our local universe of ALL species. Greer isn’t confessing any of that. That was the condition on Tiamat before they made the RATIONAL, scientifically based timing mistake with the sun and blew up our planet! 😳😭 led by the angel of light, Satan.
The universe has made mistakes but Christ wasn’t the cause of all of it and his life on this planet corrected all of it. Militarism, the government, and so called “reason” is not, nor does it change people’s hearts Dr. Greer. The Holy Spirit in the center of Time does.
This is a big issue.
GROK on Opus Dei and Vance.
There is no credible evidence that J.D. Vance is a member of Opus Dei. He is a convert to Roman Catholicism (baptized in 2019), and some reporting and commentary note associations or overlaps with conservative Catholic circles that include Opus Dei-connected people or institutions.
Claims that he is “part of the Opus Dei cult” largely come from speculative, critical, or partisan sources rather than verified membership records.
Vance’s conversion and known connections
Vance has described converting after years of study, influenced by figures such as St. Augustine and conversations with Dominican friars. He was baptized and confirmed by Dominican priest Fr. Henry Stephan at St. Gertrude’s in the Cincinnati area. Another Dominican, Fr. Dominic Legge, was among those he discussed conversion with. Dominicans are a separate order from Opus Dei.
Reporting (e.g., *New York Magazine* / Intelligencer and others) has described his path as involving “Opus Dei–connected clergy and influencers” in the broader conservative Catholic network, and he has spoken at or been linked to events and figures in integralist/post-liberal Catholic circles. He has also been associated with investment in or support for the Hallow prayer app, which some critics claim has Opus Dei ties. People in overlapping conservative Catholic networks (such as certain Project 2025 figures or Leonard Leo-linked circles) have clearer Opus Dei connections.
Reliable mainstream accounts of his conversion (including the *New Yorker*) focus on Dominican guidance and do not identify him as an Opus Dei member. Speculative pieces and online commentary sometimes treat proximity to conservative Catholic networks, or shared views on issues like family and social order, as equivalent to membership. One detailed critical Substack analysis explicitly notes that he “did not convert *to* Opus Dei” and converted under Dominican guidance with some overlapping leanings.
In short: Vance is a practicing Catholic who engages with traditionalist and post-liberal Catholic intellectual currents. Associations with people or institutions linked to Opus Dei exist in reporting, but confirmed membership in Opus Dei itself is not supported by available evidence. Claims framing him as an Opus Dei member or “plant” tend to appear in activist, partisan, or conspiracy-oriented discussions rather than primary documentation.
I don’t adhere to Catholicism anymore but Greer needs to acknowledge the law. People have the right to their beliefs and practice per the First Amendment which my Christian, Quaker ancestors were the first to pen. You don’t have to like it or agree. He acts like it’s his way or the highway when it comes to spirituality. He doesn’t have that kind of power. That’s not how they universe, ET, or Christ behave at all.
People have the right to be wrong but it’s not up to us to judge.






