In recent days, a strong rumor has been circulating about the death of Father Adam Kotas in 2024, but is it true? We tell you:
‘ Father Adam Kotas died ?’, ‘ Adam Kotas dies ‘, ‘what happened to Father Adam Kotas?’ are the top searches by users following a new rumor of the alleged death of the former priest.
A post began circulating on Facebook claiming that the priest had died at the age of 40: ” At 40 years old, rest in peace, Father Adam Kotas ,” it reads.
Although the post did not mention the cause of death, thousands of users began to believe the hoax, but through his TikTok account, Adam Kotas denied his death.
Kotas does not specifically address the rumor, but by uploading several videos he confirms that he is in good health and above all alive. In this way, his alleged death is once again denied.
@adamkotasdirect 🔔 Padre Adam Kotas 🔔Que Tu FE No quede Guardada en Un Rincón✨Que Tu Conexión se Total ✝️ Sin Olvidar al Padre Eterno💖✨✝️
Adam Kotas didn’t die, it was all fake
Adam Kotas did not die , as it was all false, but thousands of users were concerned: ” Why are they publishing that Father Kotas died ?”, ” How many of us came running because we saw that they say he died? Or was that news only to me? “, reads the comments.
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Who is Adam Kotas?
Adam Kotas was born on November 15, 1984 in Poland and at a young age began his journey to join the Catholic Church. He decided to move to North America, where he perfected his Spanish.
However, the Santa Rosa diocese in California, where Father Adam Kotas was ordained a priest, announced his departure from the Catholic Church to join the “Polish Catholic Church,” but a year later he said he was sorry.
