Pope opens synod to assess Vatican II reforms
Pope John Paul II opened an extraordinary two week synod of bishops in St. Peter's Basilica to evaluate Vatican II reforms, seek insights on their effects in local churches, and advise the pope. The event echoed the council's 1962 opening, drawing about 10,000 participants, with Cardinals and bishops in white and gold.
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Six Police Acquitted in Death of N Y Subway Graffiti Artist
In New York six white transit officers were acquitted of all charges in the death of Michael Stewart a 25 year old black man who died after being arrested for graffiti on a Manhattan subway wall. None of the jurors or defendants discussed the verdict. Witnesses had stated they saw officers strike Stewart but could not identify a specific officer.
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