Catholic American Eyes in Korea

The desk columnist of the Catholic Times shares his thoughts on the recently completed Sochi Olympics. The Olympic games, along with ...

When we have a strong desire  to be appreciated and recognized but feel we are not, some of us will resort to the strangest schemes to s...

In one of  Korea's  best selling novels an American is walking on a country road, sometime before the Korean War, when he sees a Ko...

On the subways almost everybody is busy with their smartphones, the ever present sign of the digital world we are now living in. A mar...

K-pop is the abbreviation for Korean popular music. A priest studying overseas writes in his diocesan bulletin about the popularity o...

The first step in mutual understanding, says a college professor, is to realize that others  may not know the same things you do. Asked ...

In the Taegu diocesan bulletin a priest introduces us to a poem by  Sister Lee Hae-in:  "May my prayer to you be like a  poem/ May ...