Along the lines of a program aimed at the destruction of organized religion and Christianity in particular, we have:

Spotlight (film) (2015)

The drama revolves around a Boston Globe investigation into a decades-long coverup of widespread and systemic child sex abuse by numerous priests of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston.

Miles Mathis then surfaces a lot of evidence centering around the innumerable Jews and Intelligence assets involved in the whole project:

Let's put the Spotlight on Spotlight (1/9/2017 24-page PDF)

Usual disclaimer about Mathis as a disinfo agent himself: take the evidence, validate it for yourself, are beware his big conclusions and the directions he's pushing you.

For so thorough a researcher (but then again maybe it's another indication he's disinfo), Mathis doesn't mention the screenwriter, Josh Singer. Surprise--he's Jewish, too.

Singer won an Academy Award for Spotlight, which we would certainly expect for promoting prime propaganda. He went on to write First Man in 2018 about Neil Armstrong, so I think we can safely conclude he's not terribly concerned about settling the veracity of his material.

Finally, for anyone who's ready to say that what Mathis said and what I'm echoing is itself, in fact, the disinfo coverup of child abuse, there's a nuanced point everyone should keep in mind.

I'm not saying abuse did or did not occur, I'm saying that if it did, you're never going to find out about it from these people. Their point, again, is to degrade the Catholic Church in the eyes of the faithful, but they will never hand you the truth even to accomplish that.