Catholic American Eyes in Korea

It's a phrase he uses every year at this time: Why does time seem to  accelerate as we approach the end of the year? The physical, chron...

  Not long ago, an acquaintance, riding together in a bus asked half-jokingly: "Will I be a little nicer after reading Dostoevsky's...

Korean Catholic Climate Action launched their movement early this year which began with a street march expressing their response to the clim...

In a diocesan bulletin, a director of retreats gives the readers his understanding of spiritual growth. His first quality he expresses as op...

  In June 1846, Father Kim Taegon, Andrew, was arrested by police while searching for a route of entry for French missionaries. They pulled ...

We call a person who can't read illiterate. A half-century ago many of the citizens of Korea could not read or write, today very few. Th...

  A lawyer writing in the Eyes of the Believer Column of the Catholic Times recalls that the things that thrilled him when he was young are ...