Catholic American Eyes in Korea

Priests in Korea are not opposed to wearing the cassock in their parishes but seldom do so when outside the parish. A prison chaplain ...

The editorial in the Catholic Times brings to our attention a Filipina, who became a naturalized Korean, a member of the  National Assembly...

Inviting us to a spiritual life, the columnist  in the Catholic Times reminds us that we are fugitives and aliens if our aim in life is ...

Embracing diversity in Korean society was the topic in the Catholic Times' column written by a diocesan priest. We see many issues th...

The Korean custom during the  weeks before Easter is to visit the different parishes in a deanery for confession with the other priests o...

Some years ago a priest, writing in a pastoral bulletin, attended  a village meeting of Catholics where a woman told a group of housewives ...

The pray and work, (Ora et Labora) principles of the Benedictine religious life has remained with us for 1500 years, coming to us from the ...