Tag: South Korea
Catholic Church in South Korea launches app for Bible readings, offerings
South Korea’s Catholic Church is the first in the world with an app of this type
Seoul to compensate Japan wartime forced labor victims
Seoul and Tokyo have ramped up security cooperation in the face of growing threats from Kim Jong Un's North Korea
South Korean court recognizes same-sex couple’s rights
Activists have long emphasized the need for legislation against discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation
South Korean bishop apologizes for Vietnam War atrocities
Apology follows a court order that Seoul compensate the survivor of a mass killing during the conflict
17 going on 16: South Koreans to get younger on paper
Seoul's National Assembly passed bills requiring the use of the international age-counting system for official documents
‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ sparks autism debate
The endearing "Extraordinary Attorney Woo" has been Netflix's most-watched non-English show for over a month
SIGNIS World Congress to go ahead next week in wake of...
“We still look forward to welcoming our members and helping them to connect and enhance relationships among each other”
Torrential rain, flooding kill seven in Seoul ahead of global conference...
The SIGNIS World Congress (SWC) 2022 will gather Catholic journalists and communicators from all over the world onsite in Seoul
Korean prelate urges Catholic media to help lead society in ‘direction...
"The media are a precious gift from God and ... all communicators are people who have been called by God for special purposes”
South Korean ruling party wins landslide in local elections
Experts said the landslide win gives Yoon the public approval he needs to push his agenda, despite lacking a majority in the parliament