Plaque commemorating visit of Roman Catholic Pope John Paul II to Hiroshima, Japan's Memorial Cathedral for World Peace on February 25, 1981. Church was consumed by first atomic bomb used in warfare July 6, 1945. Efforts by the Vatican led to construction of new current cathedral in 1954.

Plaque commemorating visit of Roman Catholic Pope John Paul II to Hiroshima, Japan's Memorial Cathedral for World Peace on February 25, 1981. Church was consumed by first atomic bomb used in warfare July 6, 1945. Efforts by the Vatican led to construction of new current cathedral in 1954.
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