Pope Faces Tightrope On Third Poland Visit
Pope John Paul II begins his third pilgrimage to Poland amid a pull between a government seeking legitimacy and a people yearning for anti government message. The Solidarity era is cited as past, yet expectations remain high as meetings with Lech Walesa and workers unfold, with concerns the church may be co opted by the state.
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Archbishop Tutu calls for bells and black armbands
In Johannesburg Archbishop Desmond Tutu urged Anglicans to wear black armbands and pray for an end to the state of emergency marked by June 12, 1986. He asked parishes to ring church bells for 10 minutes at noon on the eve of the anniversary.
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