The prosecution in
the trial of Pope Benedict's former butler on Saturday asked for a guilty
verdict and a sentence of three years in jail.
The defence, for its part, asked the court to reduce the
charges against Paolo Gabriele from "aggravated theft" to
"misappropriation" and for him to be freed.
In his final appeal, Gabriele told the court in an impassive
voice he acted exclusively out of deep, "visceral" love for the Roman
Catholic Church and the pope he once served.
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