Catholic American Eyes in Korea

In the Catholic Peace Weekly, one of the journalists writes about crying and its place in life. He begins by mentioning how he is e...

Tomorrow we begin the Season of Lent and begin living the Paschal Mystery so that it will become second nature to us: we die so we can li...

Same-sex sexual relationships have always been legal in Korea but not  socially approved. This is true today and possibly more so becaus...

We live in a secularist world environment. In the last house census over half of the Koreans  reported they have no religion. Those of us ...

Looking back on life, we hear of persons who have done much good and yet in retrospect with great humility, considered it vanity. St. T...

A woman theologian wrote an article for a diocesan bulletin on how she sees women within the church community.  She begins her article b...

The simple life has always been an ideal of the traditional religions of the world. A teaching of the sages of the past and a very importa...