I have read at least 4 books by priests of the Catholic Church who preferred the Big Bang story of origins in preference to the supernatural revelation in Scripture:
Fr Ernest Hull, SJ: Galileo and His Condemnation, London Catholic Truth Society, 1913.
Fr Sean Kealy, CSSP: Science and the Bible, Columba Press, 1987.
Fr Brendan Purcell: From the Big Bang to Big Mystery, Veritas Publications, 2012.
Fr Paul Robinson SSPX: The Realistic Guide to religion and Science, Gracewing, 2018.
All four ignored the Dogmas on creation;
‘God…creator of all visible and invisible things, of the spiritual and of the corporal; who by His own omnipotent power at once from the beginning of time created each creature from nothing, spiritual and corporal, namely, angelic and mundane, and finally the human, both of the spirit and the body.’--- Lateran Council IV, 1215.
‘All that exists outside God was, in its whole substance, produced out of nothing by God. (De fide.)--- Vatican Council I, 1870.
Then there is the teaching of St Thomas Aquinas, a subject Fr Robinson teaches to seminarians of the SSPX:
‘That the world began to exist is an object of faith, but not of demonstration or science. And it is useful to consider this, lest anyone, presuming to demonstrate what is of faith, should bring forward reasons that are not cogent, so as to give occasion to unbelievers to laugh, thinking that on such grounds we believe things that are of faith.’--- St. Thomas Aquinas, (Summa theolagiae I.46.2)
In the video we saw how the presenter poured praise on Fr Robinson for his 'science,' a subject that puts 'scientists' on the top of human intelligence. In 2015, an exorcist in Barcelona said of all the sins preferred by Satan, pride was the greatest. We all want to be clever, and the cleverer the better; fallen man revels in ‘vainglory in one’s own reasoning’ as Galileo boasted. Such a talent produces an interior, personal and social satisfaction that is irresistible to those that have it. It can bring honour, glory, respect, advantage, reward, and fame to those who excel in any given field of knowledge. Sir Francis Bacon understood this very well, stating ‘knowledge itself is power.’ However, conforming and contributing to a consensus can be a path to success among one’s peers, but in regard to faith and science, the temptations involved here are enormous, for intelligence can also be the source of pride. The great academic saints such as Augustine, Aquinas and Bellarmine all knew that intellectual pride is an area that Satan has not neglected. These men refused accolades and honours, preferring instead to embrace humility and exalt divine authority and teaching.
Now God gave a warning that Satan is cleverer that any human and that included The elect, fgrom popes to priests, when MattheW 24:24 warned:
Matthew 24:24: ‘For false Christs and false prophets will arise, and will show great signs and wonders, so as to lead astray, if possible, even the elect.’
The heliocentric heresy, even though condemned by the popes of 1616 and 1633 fooled the whole world, even the elect since 1820 at least. This heresy led directly to long ages, Darwin's evolution and the Big Bang beginning that Pope Pius XII, in 1952 told his Pontifical Academy of Sciences was God's creative act.