Catholic American Eyes in Korea

Natural religions placed great  importance on the  place of virtue. From Taoism, Buddhism and finally Confucian ism, we see how grace bu...

On the first four days of December, a group of Korean Bishops made a trip to North Korea. Bishops and priests have made the trip as indivi...

A university professor, a dramatist, writes in a diocesan bulletin  about  a newsletter he received from a friend , who works for a scien...

Father Benedict Min-seo is the first unable to hear or speak Korean priest; ordained in 2007 after many years of discernment and study. Th...

"Let us not allow ourselves to be robbed of hope!" With these words from Joy of the Gospel, a seminary professor, in an artic...

N umbers leaving the North for South Korea continue to decrease. This year, according to an article in the Catholic Times, up until Octo...

The spiritual column in the Peace Weekly reminds us we  live in relationships with others. We might think we are called as individuals for ...