A Vatican Judge has ordered the Pope’s butler and a fellow lay employee to stand trial in the scandal of pilfered documents from Pope Benedict XVI’s private apartment.  The indictment accuses the butler; under arrest since May at the Vatican, of grand theft.  While the Vatican had insisted throughout the investigation that he was the only person under investigation, the indictment also orders trial for a lay person, whom they say was helping the Butler. The scandal embarrassed the Vatican, exposing infighting at high church levels, primarily involving Italian prelates. The Vatican has promised a public trial. No date was immediately announced.