The archbishop of Seoul in South Korea urged the faithful to contribute to the creation of a society upholding the rights of every human being amid the many social conflicts and confrontations today.
A symposium in South Korea centered on the life and works of Cardinal Kim so-hwan, the country’s first
cardinal, as part of the preparation for his sainthood.
The archbishop of Seoul urged the faithful to spend the upcoming new year, which is a Jubilee Year in the Catholic Church, dreaming of “new beginnings.”
The Mystery of Life Awards of the Archdiocese of Seoul in South Korea has been opened to international applicants for the very first time since it was first awarded in 2005.
It explains that the “deacons and priests who are selected as clergy through the sacrament of holy orders have the duties of proclaiming the Gospel, administering the sacraments, and serving the Church as collaborators of the bishop.”
The Archdiocese of Seoul in South Korea established a religious school for grandparents to prepare them to be faithful teachers to their grandchildren.
