Catholic American Eyes in Korea

The Korean Church has a knack of being able to take a foreign program, adapt it to its own needs and very often do a better job with the r...

Now that the mourning period is over for Cardinal Kim the diocese of Seoul has begun distributing stickers with the words: thanks' and ...

Just recently the diocese of Incheon had a program of study for those involved in the liturgical programs of the parishes. 270 members o...

As we approach the last days of Lent many thoughts come to mind. Certainly our Lord was not jealous of his turf. Nobody needed to worry a...

This story and reflection appeared in the Pastoral Newsletter sent to the priests in Korea. The following story taken from the daily paper w...

There was an article in the recent Catholic Paper about Father O Kyeong Hwan ,a retired priest of the Incheon Diocese, who has in his seve...

Work began on the Gyeongin canal in 2001. It is a canal that will stretch from Seoul to Incheon. The construction of the 18-kilometer water...