Tag: South Korea
Conservative Yoon wins tight South Korean presidential race
"This is a victory of the great South Korean people," Yoon Suk-yeol told cheering supporters
23 new priests ordained in South Korea’s Archdiocese of Seoul
The ordination of missionaries is a sign that the Church in Korea has become a "giving Church” from being a “receiving Church”
Seoul archbishop reiterates commitment to peace on Korean peninsula
South Korean government expressed its appreciation for the efforts of the Archdiocese of Seoul in providing humanitarian aid to North Korea
Watchdog says ‘pervasive’ digital sex crime affecting life for South Korean...
South Korea has become the global epicenter of spycam — the use of tiny, hidden cameras to film victims naked, urinating or having sex
Former Catholic prelate of Seoul, Cardinal Nicholas Cheong Jin-suk, dies at...
Known as an expert in canon law, he led a project to translate the 1983 Code of Canon Law into the Korean language
South Korea court dismisses ‘comfort women’ lawsuit, contradicts earlier ruling
The court recognized Japan's right to state immunity from overseas lawsuits
Catholic Church in South Korea posts record low growth amid pandemic
Number of baptisms dropped by 62.6 percent in 2020, while the number of marriages recognized by the Church fell by 43 percent
South Korea reports big jump in COVID-19 cases on outbreaks in...
Christian organization apologizes for not taking early measures to prevent outbreak
Ex-North Korea diplomat says South’s anti-Pyongyang leaflet ban ‘great mistake’
During the daytime, North Koreans are shouting 'long live Kim Jong Un', but at night they all watch South Korean dramas and movies, he says
South Korean court orders Japan to compensate ‘comfort women’
Some historians estimate up to 200,000 Korean girls and women were forced to provide sex to Japanese troops during colonial era