A sin to graffiti ancient wall

April 12, 2012 | Filed under: In Pictures | Posted by:
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Some knucklehead graffitist tagged the historic, leaning brick wall at St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral at Prince and Mulberry Sts. with a yellow scrawl a couple of weeks ago. It’s not the first time the wall has been hit by graffiti, a cathedral staffer said, adding that special chemicals are required to clean it off without damaging the wall.
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