Original sentence: , NBC broadcasts reruns of the episode using footage from the dress rehearsal.Contrary to rumour, NBC was not fined by the Federal Communications Commission for O'Connor's act, and the FCC has no regulatory power over such behaviour.During his opening monologue the following week, Catholic-raised host Joe Pesci held up the photo, explaining that he had taped it back together, to huge applause.He ordered that the applause sign not be used.NBC Vice-President of Late Night Rick Ludwin recalled that when he saw O'Connor's action, he "literally jumped out of [his] chair".Pesci also said that if it had been his show, "I would have gave her such a smack".SNL writer Paula Pell recalled personnel in the control booth discussing the cameras cutting away.The incident occurred nine years before John Paul II acknowledged the sexual abuse within the Church
Edited sentence: " SNL writer Paula Pell recalled personnel in the control booth discussing the cameras cutting away from the singer., despite the now well documented  thousands of child sex abuse cases proving O'Connor‘s accusation, NBC still declines to rebroadcast the sequence, with reruns of the episode using footage from the dress rehearsal.As part of SNLs apology to the audience, during his opening monologue the following week, Catholic-raised host Joe Pesci held up the photo, explaining that he had taped it back together—to huge applause.Contrary to rumour, NBC was not fined by the Federal Communications Commission for O'Connor's act; the FCC has no regulatory power over such behaviour.Michaels ordered that the applause sign not be used.NBC Vice-President of Late Night Rick Ludwin recalled that when he saw O'Connor's action, he "literally jumped out of [his] chair.Pesci also said that if it had been his show, "I would have gave her such a smack", with unintended irony in relation to the rampant sexual abuse that O'Connor was trying to acknowledge.The incident occurred a full nine years before John Paul II, in a 2001 apology, acknowledged that the sexual abuse within the Church was "a profound contradiction of the teaching and witness of Jesus Christ", followed in 2008 by Pope Benedict XVI apologizing and meeting with abuse survivors, speaking of his "shame" at the evil of abuse, calling for perpetrators to be brought to justice, and denouncing mishandling by church authorities