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KRAKOW, POLAND—Pope John Paul II spent several days in his boyhood hometown outside Krakow, where he spoke with old friends and neighbors, led Sunday Mass in the Cathedral where he was baptized and delivered a furious beating to his old mentor and hockey coach, Chip Dinsky.

"It was an amazing spectacle to witness," said an anonymous spokesman for the Vatican, who just days earlier was worried that the Pope's fragile health might require early retirement. "I would say it was a smackdown, pure and simple."

Coach Dinsky, 92, who ran Krakow's Mother of Charity intramural hockey league during the the war years was renown for teasing the Pontiff and humiliating him in front of the other children.

According to former teammate Piet-Paul Savovitch, the Pope, known simply as "JP" back then, was really small for his age and took a lot of abuse in the lockerroom.

"JP was skinny and weak and super religious and that just didn't jibe with Coach Dinsky," Savovitch said. "Plus he developed late and was hung like a squirrel which the Coach never hesitated to point out every time an opponent scored on him."

Though the Vatican doesn't normally condone violence, a statement released after the incident referenced the Biblical "eye for an eye" passage in the Scriptures. Off the record, several Vatican aides admitted the Pope had been planning payback for years and was simply "taking care of business."

A few months ago, the Pope hired a personal trainer and did a little kickboxing, explained a Vatican administrator who thought at the time the Pope was just trying get in shape for the summer. "But then, when he realized he'd be traveling to Poland, all of the sudden Jackie Chan shows up for dinner and teaches him a bunch of neat Jap tricks -I guess just in case."

Witnesses at the scene described it as an "old fashioned ass-whooping" but said that Coach Pinsky put up a good fight up until the very end, when the Pope beat him senseless with a metal folding chair in the center of the old skating rink.

"I'm just glad the Pope had mercy and took off his ice skates. That would have been really ugly."

Above: Pope John Paul II finished mass in his hometown near Krakow before "laying a smackdown" on his his old hockey coach.

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