Catholic American Eyes in Korea

Food is an important part of our daily lives and living in a different culture requires at times that you eat unfamiliar food. There was an...

Maryknoll missioner Fr. Clarence Witte mentioned in yesterday's blog, stated in his book: "The following is something that is par...

One of our Maryknoll Missioners, Fr. Clarence J. Witte, who worked in Japan for many years and was also Society Superior for Japan and K...

The number of foreigners in Korea is growing continually. We have many coming to Korea for work, many visitors and those who marry an...

Koreans according to what you read are rather lenient, tolerant, at the way they look at sexual problems in society. In recent years th...

South Korea does not recognise the right to conscientious objection. Objectors to military service are sentenced to 18 months in prison. Ko...

A news weekly has selected Cardinal Cheong Jin-Suk, the archbishop of Seoul, as the most influential Religious leader in Korea. The weekly h...