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To: Sam Ferguson who wrote (20757)	9/15/1998 10:17:00 AM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Respond to of 39621

Defiant organist ordered to make holy music dailynews.yahoo.com. DUESSELDORF (Reuters) - A German church organist was ordered Monday to provide music during prayer recitals in an effort to end a feud between him and his local priest. Franz-Peter Kautz, organist at the St Pius church in the west German city of Oberhausen, refused to accompany priest Peter Bohna's prayer sessions after he was banned from breeding dogs on church premises two years ago. He said church authorities in the nearby bishopric of Essen determined his duties, not Father Bohna. An industrial tribunal disagreed. ''You can't do what you want after 30 years service,'' Kautz was told as the court judge handed down his ruling. ''You can't expect the Pope himself to issue a decision.'' The lawyer acting for St Pius church said it had launched 15 other legal suits against Kautz for failing to perform his duties.