Catholic American Eyes in Korea

Chaplain at one of the Catholic schools in Incheon, he frequently uses the phrase, "I get angry" in his talks at Mass. He tells u...

An old man who had lost his wife and was quite frail had two sons who were too busy with their own affairs to care for him. The newsletter ...

Baptismal names in Korea up until recent times were important to our Catholics. Nowadays, there is less value placed on the name given at ...

The price that one paid for the good life is quietly seen in the homes. No time to talk, to play and enjoy each other's company. A colum...

The Korean Church is having its own problems on misunderstandings that the world Church had concerning condoms a month ago. Both Catholic ...

Age quod Agis, Latin for "Do what you are doing," is a phrase we heard repeatedly in seminary. A similar idea, with variations, t...

In recent years the Church has made efforts to have Catholics meet in their villages or districts for prayer and Scripture sharing. Protes...