The Church does not chase after every mystery

When strange phenomena appear, such as UFOs, it is easy to want a fast answer. But not every mystery demands an urgent statement. Sometimes the most serious approach is to admit that data is still lacking. The Church tends to be prudent in these areas. She does not need to deny what she does not understand, but neither does she have to assert more than is known. Waiting is not always fear; often it is respect for the truth. This also helps personal faith. Believing does not mean having an instantaneous explanation for everything, but living with trust while reason continues to search with composure.