Catholic American Eyes in Korea

A journalist of the Catholic Times introduces us to the Latin phrase  'pro bono publico,' which is usually shortened to pro bono, m...

The editor-in-chief of the Catholic Times reminds us that this is a bad time for most items being sold in the market today. Expensive items...

Last year because of  hoof and mouth disease 300,000 cattle and pigs were buried alive.  A professor writing in the Catholic Times reflec...

A columnist reflects on the impact the Catholic Times has had on the Korean scene, since making its first appearance in print in 1927.  One...

The 2010 statistics for the Seoul diocese shows that only about 7 percent of the young are going to Sunday Mass, according to the Catholic ...

Bishops, on the big feasts of the liturgical year, send out a pastoral letter. Below is a summary of the bishop of Inchon's letter com...

Those familiar with the Scriptures and Church teaching have no difficulty accepting the obvious need for respecting life, and getting behin...