Catholic American Eyes in Korea

Writing in a bulletin for priests a medical school professor compares nuclear power plants with diabetes, a common  disease with a long ...

There are probably few countries that are as introspective as Korea, which is still a homogeneous country, with a long history and one ...

The present problems of Korean society are clearly evident to all, a columnist in one of the daily papers points out, and solutions are n...

On  June 25, the Seoul archdiocese plans to hold an inaugural ceremony for the new archbishop, Yeom Soo-jung. On the opinion page of a ...

Last year in Korea 108,000 persons attempted suicide. Of this number over 90 percent had mental problems, most of which involved de...

A university professor, writing in the Peace Weekly, reflects on the many ways Koreans have of celebrating memorable events. In the East...

All of us want to enjoy as much freedom as possible, but we know that we are not as free as we think. Writing in the Catholic Times on ...