Catholic American Eyes in Korea

Kierkegaard the 19th-century Danish philosopher, called the Father of Existentialism, said: "anxiety is a disease that leads to death...

"There is no happiness for man but to eat and drink and to be content with his work" (Qoheleth 2:24). So begins an article by a...

A priest writes in a bulletin on his experience meeting someone from the past. They shook hands but the priest noticed from the facial exp...

A university professor with a doctorate in education writes in the Catholic Peace Weekly on the death of an ocean sunfish, found on the A...

Study—what is it? Koreans have great respect for learning, an article in the Bible & Life by a  neuropsychologist, teaching professo...

Recently in Korea, dementia has emerged as a social issue. In the Catholic Peace Weekly, a commentator on social issues gives the readers ...

One of the capital sins is sloat—laziness. Catholic University rector, whose field is psychology, in his article in the Kyeongyang magazin...