Confessions of Organized Crime and Faith

This chapter explores the 1957 acknowledgment by the FBI of organized crime in America, focusing on a secret meeting of mafia leaders and the ensuing chaos of their discovery by law enforcement. It humorously connects the implications of this historical moment to conspiracy theories surrounding powerful figures, while also reflecting on personal beliefs and experiences regarding divine communication. The discussion navigates moral dilemmas and the paradox of faith, examining how perceptions of good and evil intersect with both organized crime and religious beliefs.