Catholic American Eyes in Korea

At the recent Lay Leaders' meeting in Seoul, 400 delegates from 18 countries came together to discuss the role of the Catholic Church ...

In Korea, why are the numbers of Catholics increasing and the numbers of Protestants decreasing? A candidate for a master's degree at t...

In Korea most parishes have summer camp for children. Older children--grammar, middle and high school students--usually have separate progra...

In a recent secular  newspaper column, a writer brings up a long-standing debate between the more conservative Protestants and Catholics. He...

To change how we think is difficult. To change how a community thinks is even more difficult. A priest from Pusan wanted to invite back to ...

Over the years, it was often heard in Korea that our children are not allowed to be children. In a recent daily newspaper, pictures show s...

A parish priest, a professor in the diocesan seminary, writes in the opinion piece in the Catholic Times of the pervasiveness of foul and ab...