[%%IMAGE1%%]<p>  Members of Catholic Priests Association for Justice from across Gyeonggi Province hold the first special mass of 2014 calling for President Park Geun-hye to resign and former President Lee Myung-bak to be held accountable for his deeds as president, in Suwon, Jan. 6. Around 300 people participated in the mass calling for those responsible for interference in the 2012 presidential election to be punished and for President Park to repent for her damage to South Korean democracy. In front of the cathedral, members of a conservative Catholic civic group attempted to disrupt the mass and threatened the participants. (by Kim Tae-hyeong, staff photographer)</p>

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김건희-한동훈 ‘직접 연락’이 문제 본질…“수백통 카톡” “국정농단 우려”

“검사들은 허세 말고 김건희 수사나 하라”…‘게시판 집단반발’ 비판

외국인으로 돌아왔다…한국인 소멸지역서 신분 증명하며 ‘보통의 삶’

외향적인 가수와 댄서, 신경질에서 갈렸다…데이터로 본 직업과 성격

일요일, 전국 후텁지근…밤새 충청·남부엔 강한 비

임성근 빠진 경찰 수사심의…“시간 끌더니 대통령 입맛대로”

22년간 21억 배당한 이 회사, 상장폐지 뒤 가족끼리 수천억 ‘배당잔치’?

아기 물개가 ‘빵’ 터졌다…뭐가 그리 재밌니?

‘김건희’ 전면 등장 이상한 전당대회…한동훈과 진실 공방 번지나

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