Pope Francis attends Asian Catholic youth festival

Pope Francis attends Asian Catholic youth festival

TANGJIN, South Korea - Pope Francis attends an Asian Catholic youth festival in Tangjin, South Korea, on Aug. 15, 2014. The pope arrived in the country the previous day for a five-day visit.

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