Dressed as bishops and emulating Martin Luther,...
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Dressed as bishops and emulating Martin Luther, founder of the Lutheran Church, by attacking church financial practices, labor activist supporters of jailed minister D. Douglas Roth taped a modern-day list of 95 theses to the doors of a Roman Catholic church in Pittsburgh. Calling themselves “bishops for the working class,” three members of the radical pro-labor groups read the theses at St. Paul’s Cathedral.
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