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A source close to the Vatican said that Mr Bush was the most "Catholic-minded" president since John F Kennedy , who famously played down his Catholicism . 
George W Bush and Pope Benedict XVI have held an intimate meeting in Rome as rumours mounted in Italy that the president may follow in Tony Blair 's footsteps and convert to Catholicism . 
However , George William Rutler , a New York-based priest who is close to the president , was quoted by the Washington Post earlier this year saying that Mr Bush "is not unaware of how evangelism , by comparison with Catholicism , may seem more limited both theologically and historically" . 
The usual protocol for heads-of-state is a meeting in the pope 's library in the Apostolic Palace , but a spokesman for the Vatican said Benedict wanted to reward Mr Bush for the "warmth" of his reception at the White House earlier this year . 
The two men have grown increasingly close in the past two years , and Mr Bush was overheard whispering : "What an honour , what an honour , what an honour !" 
Mr Bush appointed the Catholic judges Samuel Alito and John Roberts to the Supreme Court . 
Mr Bush belongs to a Methodist church in Texas and prays at an Episcopal church in Washington . 
However , it is thought unlikely that Mr Bush would convert until after he has left office . 
However , Mr Bush did not , as expected , kneel in prayer before the Grotto of the Madonna of Lourdes . 
Mr Bush has filled the White House with Catholic speech-writers and consultants and is also thought to have asked a Catholic priest to bless the West Wing . 
Mr Bush prayed with Benedict in the Oval Office during the Papal visit to the US in April . 
Several Italian newspapers cited Vatican sources suggesting that Mr Bush may be prepared to convert . 
One source told Il Foglio , an authoritative newspaper , that "Anything is possible , especially for a born-again Christian such as Bush ." 
Mr Bush has spoken out against gay marriage , abortion and stem cell research .
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George W Bush meets Pope amid claims he might convert to Catholicism . 


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Police dash cam video of the incident shows  Albert Chatfield  immediately emerging from  his  car at an intersection and backpedaling from two police officers  who repeatedly shout for  him  to "stop." As  he  continues to back up through the street  one officer pulls out his Taser and  after the other officer is heard shouting "tase him " fires it.  Chatfield  is knocked to the ground instantly.
 The city  agreed to pay $900 000 to Chatfield's family over the incident  one of the fastest settlements in a Taser case in the state ever  according to the family's lawyer.  Chatfield  remains in the hospital after suffering bleeding on  his  brain due to the fall  according to ABC affiliate WCIV.
Police had claimed  Chatfield  assumed a "fighting stance" as  he  backpedaled from police. The video shows  the man  raising  his  hands  but  he  is slowly backing away from the officers throughout. The police report also described the scene as a busy street  saying they were trying to protect  Chatfield  and others' safety  though the video shows just one car in the intersection.
The family's lawyer  Justin Bamberg  blamed the police chase on a mental issue. Police had been called after  Chatfield  was aggressively tailgating other vehicles.
Bamberg said the money would be used to pay for  Chatfield 's medical expenses.
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Family of 86