Pope tightens church law against dissent
Vatican City AP Pope John Paul II broadens church discipline for liberal theologians declaring deviations from definitive truths a violation of church law. Cardinal Ratzinger cited bans on women priests euthanasia and sex outside marriage as examples. violators could face warnings to excommunication depending on gravity.
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Assembly opens amid peace talks and old tensions in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland's new Assembly convened to elect a Protestant leader and Catholic deputy as the prospect of a 12 member Executive unfolds. Amid handshakes were former IRA bombers and gun runners. Sinn Fein’s Mitchel McLaughlin sat with Billy Hutchinson, who served 16 years for murder. The Assembly seeks a power sharing solution under the 1998 peace accord, with disputes over post allocations, disarmament, and leadership between David Trimble and Seamus Mallon signaling a drawn out process.
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