Tape 2. In the second interview session, conducted on January 18, 1993, Griffin discusses returning to Portland in 1964 and talks about the implementation of the reforms of Vatican II in the Archdiocese of Portland. He also talks about the ecumenical movement, about the relationship between Catholics and Protestants, and about his work with youth in the late 1960s, including conscientious objectors to the Vietnam War. He speaks about working with Robert J. Dwyer, archbishop of Portland, and about changes in the Catholic Church during the 1970s. He discusses his social justice work while serving as a pastor of St. Andrew Catholic Church in Portland’s Albina district, and how, as a result, he was accused of being a communist.