Why Catholicism cares about Korea

(1)Unlike other countries, believers in Joseon who accepted Catholicism as a faith after reading books obtained from China without visiting missionaries
(2)The Joseon government judged that Catholicism was contrary to Confucian ideology, so it was Sinhae Persecution 1791, Sinyu Persecution 1801, Haehae Persecution 1839, Byeongok Persecution 1846, Byeongin Persecution 1866, etc
(3)Many believers are martyred by massive repression
(4)In honor of the martyrs who sacrificed their lives to protect their faith on the land of Joseon, the Korean Catholic Church begins a trial process against them
(5)Shibok, Shibok, Shibok, Shibok
(6)Admit that the subject has led a life of example for the faithful and is with the glory of God in heaven
(7)It’s an event that declares you a blessed saint
(8)On July 5, 1925, Pope Pius XI beatified the 70th rank of persecuted martyr and the 9th rank of persecuted martyr
(9)October 6, 1968 Pope Paul VI beatified the 24th rank of martyr in Persecution
(10)The Catholic Church of Korea has submitted a petition for poetry to these 103rd martyrs
(11)In 1978, he entered the Holy See of the Holy See and began full-fledged canonization procedures with the permission of Paul VI
(12)At this time, preferential treatment, which is difficult to find in other countries, was provided to the Korean Catholic Church several times
(13)In the 1980s, when the canonization process was under way, the pope was John Paul II
(14)To help local churches around the world honor their saints
(15)The canonization of the Vatican has been confirmed by the local church’s canonization procedures
(16)I’ll give you an order of maximum convenience
(17)a positive situation for the Korean Catholic Church
(18)In the meantime, Cardinal Kim Soo-hwan played a significant role
(19)Korean Central Council of the Catholic Church of Korea
(20)The Korean Catholic Church is going on a business trip to the Vatican
(21)Cardinal Kim Soo-hwan, the year 1984 is the 200th anniversary of the introduction of Korean Catholicism
(22)I’m going to prepare for an event related to that
(23)Korean Catholic Church and the Korean Central Council
(24)Since you’re going to the Catholic Church in Korea, let’s talk about poetry
(25)Cardinal Kim Soo-hwan wasn’t scheduled, but I will
(26)This is the Vatican
(27)Cardinal Kim Soo-hwan was asked to come
(28)I wonder if they’ll be able to meet the coffin
(29)Look at that guy in line
(30)Cardinal Suseong Kim is here
(31)It’s Cardinal Kim Soo Hwan
(32)Please come in
(33)Cardinal Kim Soo-hwan
(34)I’m not here on a business trip because of visibility issues
(35)City Wall 00
(36)We can meet Cardinal Kim Soo-hwan without a prior engagement
(37)Since you’re from far away, Cardinal Kim, we’ll have to meet your convenience
(38)Note 1 Cardinal Kim Soo-hwan was appointed as a cardinal in 1969
(39)He became a cardinal at the age of 47, the youngest at the time, so he was known as a fairly heavy figure in the Vatican
(40)After 16 was elected Pope in 004, he became the head of the Benedictine Order
(41)Be
(42)one of the four cardinals present on the left and right sides of the pope
(43)He also held a mass at the throne
(44)Since Cardinal Kim Soo-hwan is here, I hope to see the Pope if possible
(45)John Paul II, come on in
(46)Cardinal Pope Kim Soo-hwan
(47)John Paul, two centuries. Tell me everything the Catholic Church wants, and I know he’s a man who wants to do something about his country
(48)Hanseul (Korean traditional drink)
(49)Thanks to the recall of Kim Soo-hang, who met and delivered the above official directly, the Korean Catholic Church has more work to do in the canonization process than other canon petitioners
(50)Demand
(51)CATHOLIC BISHOPS CONFERENCE OF KOREA, Korean Catholic Council
(52)Korean Catholic Church. Excuse me
(53)What’s going on
(54)The Korean Catholic Church, 103rd place in Korea, the Holy City of Martyrdom
(55)City Wall. Last time, I received a city wall petition
(56)CATHOLIC BISHOPS CONFERENCE OF KOREA, Central Council of Catholicism in Korea
(57)Can I exempt Korean Catholic Church from miracle screening
(58)You know it takes two miracles to be canonizedThe first case in the Eodo Sibok and the first example of Eodo Sibok
(59)Korean Catholic Church ooo
(60)The Holy Spirit considers martyrdom a miracle and is exempt once
(61)And I can see that the exemption was from the last beatification
(62)Then you have to bring at least one miracle case
(63)Catholic Church in Korea, though
(64)Minister of the City, Pietro Palacini, Superintendent, then why don’t we do this
(65)Korean Catholic Church. How
(66)The Minister of the City, Cardinal Poe Palacini, was exempted from the application at the last beatification
(67)a silent prayer
(68)The Korean Catholic Church. That’s what happened
(69)Minister of the City, Pietro Palacini, this time, it may go through to the Pope, the official petition of the police, not the official petition
(70)Please submit
(71)I have no idea.
(72)The Korean Catholic Church or whatever sounds similar, but I’ll try it
(73)On the advice of the minister, the Catholic Church of Korea submitted a petition to the Holy See, and if King John II accepted it, it became possible to make the city without reporting a written case
(74)to
(75)Korean Catholic Church. Excuse me
(76)The Korean Catholic Church, 103rd place in Korea, the Holy City of Martyrdom
(77)The canonization ceremony will be held soon, since we’ve been exempted from the miracle screening
(78)I’d like to inquire about the name of a Korean Catholic saint
(79)Is there a visibility problem
(80)He was dispatched to the Korean Catholic Church and the Chuxian Parish Church in Joseon, but he is on a martyrdom path
(81)Father P’s name is the one in front
(82)I want to move the Korean Catholic Church’s Kim Dae-gun and Jeong Ha-sang to the front
(83)The reason for the poem is
(84)The Catholic Church of Korea, Kim Dae-gun, is the first priest in Korea and a layman, but I want to reflect the great history of the layman at sea by doing activities as much as priests
(85)We also highly appreciate the peculiarity of overcoming self-sustained persecution without a Korean Catholic priest in Shiseong Catholic Church
(86)I know what you mean, but in Korea, even the priests from France are now Korean adults, and if they change their names, they will go on a mission outside Paris
(87)Oh, my God
(88)Admission is
(89)The Catholic Church in Korea, though
(90)There was an order from the Pope to make the most of the convenience of the local church in the city, so let’s change the name of the saint as the Korean Catholic Church wishes
(91)Eventually, at the request of the Korean Catholic Church, the name Seongin is confirmed as a martyr
(92)Kim Dae-gun and Andrea Jung Ha-sang-bao 101 and colleagues
(93)What’s going on
(94)The Korean Catholic Church, 103rd place in Korea, the City of Martyrdom
(95)I changed the name of the adult
(96)Not the Korean Catholic Church
(97)What’s this time
(98)The site of the Korean Catholic Church’s canonization
(99)St. Peter’s Cathedral, Vatican City
(100)As you know, the Korean Catholic Church is coming to Korea in 1984 to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the introduction of Korean Catholicism
(101)Poetic. That’s it’sincere
(102)Catholic Church of Korea Pope to Korea to hold canonization ceremony in Korea
(103)No, I can’t
(104)CATHOLIC BISHOPS CONFERENCE, Korean Catholic Council
(105)The Catholic Church in Korea is not finished yet
(106)No, I can’t
(107)Catholic Church in Korea. No, that’s
(108)We’ve done what the Korean Catholic Church wants so far, but we can’t give up on the place
(109)Since Abiyusu, the canonization of Nyong has been held at St. Peter’s Cathedral in Vatican for hundreds of yearsIf we hold a canonization ceremony in Korea as requested by the Korean Catholic Church, other countries will ask us to do it in our own countries, but what about the issue of equityIf you start accepting exceptions, you’re breaking down the rules
(110)Catholic Church of Korea
(111)This body appeared around John Paul II
(112)Holy See, Pope
(113)The canonization of John Paul II is against canonization in Korea
(114)You should be standing in the Vatican as much as the canonization of the city I’ve already provided considerable convenience to the Korean Catholic Church, but I’m in trouble anymore
(115)If I ignore the position of the city and hold it in Korea
(116)I’m being ignored by the Holy See
(117)It doesn’t change our position of opposition
(118)John Paul II. Then his canonicality is unchangedHow far is the chapter? I, the pope, decided it myself
(119)Because it’s mine
(120)Poetic… That’s true, but
(121)John Paul II. What is my main purpose of going to Korea this time
(122)Celebrating the 200th anniversary of the introduction of Korean Catholicism
(123)Since I’m not going to Korea to hold the canonization ceremony of John Paul II, the fact that the affiliation of the lyrics and the pre-relationship of the event change is an affiliated event
(124)It’s the main hanger
(125)Poetic. Yes
(126)John Paul II, if I were to say
(127)I need to show off my poetic voice
(128)In the end, as the Korean Catholic Church wished
(129)May 3, 1984, Pope John Paul II holds the canonization of Han Bokja for the first time in history
(130)103rd place at Yeouido Plaza in Seoul on May 6th place
(131)Korea’s 103rd Martyrdom Day falls on Sept. 20
(132)103rd place in the competition, the Korean Catholic Church 200
(133)NOTE 2 Assistant Secretary of State Si Sung-sung did not attend the ceremony held in South Korea
(134)Also, starting with the canonization ceremony in Korea in 1984, the canonization ceremony was often held in places other than the Vatican
(135)John Paul II held the 13th edition of the 51st canonization in Korea, Paraguay, Italy, Dominican Republic, Spain 2, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland 3, Guatemala, Mexico outside of the Vatican
(136)Benedict XVI held one of the ceremonies in a place other than the Vatican
(137)Pope Francis 201 held three Sri Lankan and U.S. Portugal outside the Vatican during the 18 canonization ceremonies as of 9
(138)Of course, as you can see by comparing the total number of canonization ceremonies, it has not changed that canonization in Ibatikan is a principle

(1)He believed in Catholicism and was oppressed by the state
(2)There are many cases of martyrdom in other countries
(3)In the case of Korea, even before the missionary came, I read books for academic research
(4)who embraced Catholicism as a faith
(5)The so-called miracle of faith is highly regarded
(6)The other beatification targets
(7)It is often impossible to be listed as a person’s or adult because the miraculous cases necessary for beatification are not recognized
(8)Korea’s 103rd-ranked martyr was exempted from both miraculous screening

(1)4 Relationship with Catholicism in Korea
(2)While living in exile in France, Pius VI heard that the Catholic Church grew up on its own in Joseon, where not a single missionary had entered He shed tears of joy and gave some emergency money to Gregory XVI, the cardinal at the time And whenever he went through a hard time, he remembered the miracle 4 of Korean Catholicism, but the prohibition of ancestral rites caused huge social conflicts and great oppression
(3)Perhaps because of this connection, later Popes steadily dispatched missionaries to Joseon to maintain the church community despite harsh oppression, and continued to pay attention to the Korean Peninsula even after being freed from oppression

(1)It’s a miracle for the Vatican at the time, not for the chief
(2)People who didn’t even know who Christ was suddenly studying read the Bible and didn’t know exactly what the priesthood was, and they picked their own brides, held precedents, and created a community of faith. It was enough to think that Jesus came to the Far East Of course, the arbitrary selection of priests from the community of believers was a stir under church law, but the Koreans did not even know who Jesus was in the first place. Afterwards, the believers hurriedly asked for a priest to be dispatched to the Diocese of Beijing, and it was only a warning