Peter McMaster and Abel Clark have pleaded guilty to recklessly damaging Sydney's Anzac Memorial. Photo: HANDOUT/NSW POLICE

Emptying bottles of olive oil on a war memorial in broad daylight is an act of faith, say two men who've admitted recklessly damaging the sacred site.

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Abel Clark and Peter McMaster, both 61, may have permanently stained the granite walls and steps of Sydney's Anzac Memorial when they 'blessed' them with olive oil about midday on September 4.

The two men pleaded guilty in Downing Centre Local Court on Wednesday to recklessly damaging the memorial.

However, the

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