of Danny's and Black Diamonds were ordered to pay the plaintiff $150,000 in damages. According to the business owners' attorney, a deposit was made with the Hinds County Circuit Clerk while the case is under appeal.

The attorney says he believes the writ of execution to seize the property has been carried out wrongfully. He is in the process of obtaining a court order to overturn the seizure.

Sarah Beth Wilson, attorney for Christopher Goodwin, the plaintiff, released the following statement:

My client, Christopher Goodman, is thankful for all of the efforts by the good people in the Hinds County Sheriff's Office, as well as the judges and court administrators of Hinds County and the Office of the Circuit Clerk of Hinds County, and he remains hopeful that the Judgment heBut there is more to the pope’s action than kindness to an 81-year-old man. In a remarkable turnaround, liberation theology is being brought in from the cold. During the Cold War, the idea that the Catholic Church should give “a preferential option for the poor” was seen by many in Rome as thinly disguised Marxism. Pope John Paul II, who had been brought up under Soviet bloc totalitarianism, was determined to crack down on it. On a visit to Nicaragua, he famously wagged a finger at Father d’Escoto’s fellow priest and cabinet minister, Ernesto Cardenal. The Vatican also silenced key exponents of liberation theology, and its founding father, the Peruvian priest Gustavo Gutiérrez, was placed under investigation by the Vatican’s guardian of doctrinal orthodoxy, the Congregation for the