arch53
EN_01141206_0266
Pope Francis greets women who were forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese military during World War II prior to the start of a Mass of reconciliation at Seoul's main cathedral, in South Korea, Monday, Aug. 18, 2014. Pope Francis wrapped up his first trip to Asia on Monday by challenging Koreans - from the North and the South - to reject the "mindset of suspicion and confrontation" that cloud their relations and instead find new ways to forge peace on the war-divided peninsula. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)
2014-08-18
AP/East News
Associated Press
AP
381346711388
0,59MB
11cm x 15cm by 300dpi
18, 2014, A, AND, ASIA, AT, AUG, BORGIA, BY, CATHEDRAL, CHALLENGING, CLOUD, CONFRONTATION, DURING, FIND, FIRST, FORCED, FORGE, FRANCIS, FRANCISZEK, FROM, GREETS, GREGORIO, HIS, II, IN, INSTEAD, INTO, JAPANESE, KOREA, KOREANS, MAIN, MASS, MILITARY, MINDSET, MONDAY, NEW, NORTH, OF, ON, PAPIEZ, PEACE, PENINSULA, POPE, RECONCILIATION, REJECT, RELATIONS, SEOUL, SEXUAL, SLAVERY, SOUTH, START, SUSPICION, THAT, THE, TO, TRIP, UP, WAR, WAR-DIVIDED, WAYS, WERE, WHO, WOMEN, WORLD, WRAPPED,