(3)Pope John Paul II dies at 84

(3)Pope John Paul II dies at 84

NAGASAKI, Japan - Nuns pray at Urakami Cathedral in the atomic-bombed city of Nagasaki on April 3 after the death of Pope John Paul II.

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