article_snippet.sent: A northern Indiana pizzeria that closed after A northern Indiana pizzeria that closed owner said its owner religious beliefs wouldn't allow its owner to cater a gay wedding opened Thursday to a full house of friends, regulars and people wanting to show his religious beliefs support. '
article_snippet.sent: It's a relief to get going again and try to get back to normal,' said Kevin O'Connor, owner of Memories Pizza.
article_snippet.sent: Full house: Many customers wait for service as Memories Pizza reopened for business on Thursday. 
article_snippet.sent: A protester is seen outside Memories Pizza in this photo with a sign that reads 'Bigots' Uproar: Protesters (like the ones seen here on March 28) have been upset over Indiana passing a new law, which critics said allows businesses the ability to refuse service to gay customers on religious grounds. 
article_snippet.sent: There were no protests as of 7 p.m. Jeanne and Ken Gumm from outside LaPorte, about 20 miles northwest of Walkerton, said they had been waiting for the pizzeria to reopen so they could show they support. '
highlights_snippet.sent: Northern Indiana pizzeria Memories Pizza opened Thursday to a full house of friends, regulars and people wanting to show their support .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Kevin O'Connor closed Northern Indiana pizzeria Memories Pizza after backlash following comments Kevin O'Connor  made that Kevin O'Connor  wouldn't cater same-sex weddings .
  