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Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)
Why did Pope Stephen VI go to such great lengths to destroy an enemy who was already dead?
In 897, the Vatican saw one of the most bizarre episodes in history: The corpse of a pope was put on trial by his living successor. Pope Formosus, dead for a few months, was hardly qualified to defend himself in a court of law. Nonetheless, Pope Stephen VI had the body disinterred, dressed in its ecclesiastical robes, and propped up on the papal throne to stand trial. He even appointed a deacon to speak on the corpse’s behalf.
JFK JR. Scrapbook - FACTORY Fanzine XL
JFK JR. Scrapbook - FACTORY Fanzine XL
JFK JR. Scrapbook - FACTORY Fanzine XL
JFK JR. Scrapbook - FACTORY Fanzine XL
JFK JR. Scrapbook - FACTORY Fanzine XL