[%%IMAGE1%%]<p>  Clerics and sisters from the Catholic Human Rights Committee held a demonstration in the Jongno district of Seoul on Sept. 25 to call for a peaceful resolution to the current crisis with North Korea, and the abolition of nuclear weapons on the Korean Peninsula.  The demonstrators gathered at the Francisco Education Center and before marching toward Gwanghwamun. (by Shin So-young, staff photographer)</p>

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[Photo] Catholics march against war and for peace

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