Above: An internet joke about the leaders of North Korea. Rather, the intended allegory is a celebration of the papal victory against the true work of the true Holy Trinity on the korean peninsula.
At first I put the wrong title, North Korea has always been ready for this harvest. What was missing were the south korean "brothers", now prepared labourers for the eternal destruction of these poor wretches..... Times will come when it will be less likely to get saved than under the Kims. . . . The Roman Catholic superempire
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/oct/04/north-korean-leaders-close-kim-jong-un-surprise-visit-south
North Korean leaders close to Kim Jong-un make surprise visit to South
Three senior leaders arrive for the closing ceremony of the Asian Games, sparking speculation on inter-Korean relations
Top North Korean leaders made a surprise trip to South Korea on Saturday, with the rivals holding their highest level face-to-face talks in five years.
After months of tension expectations for any breakthrough were low, but the visit itself was significant, allowing valuable contact between confidants of the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and Seoul’s senior official for North Korean affairs.
The divided neighbours have exchanged a steady stream of insults in recent weeks, and North Korea has fired an unusual number of missiles and rockets.
The North Korean delegation, ostensibly for the closing ceremony of the Asian Games in Incheon, was led by Hwang Pyong-so, the top political officer at the Korean People’s Army and considered by analysts to be the country’s second most important official after Kim.
Rumours have swirled in the South about the health of Kim, who has made no public appearances since 3 September and skipped a high-profile recent event he usually attends. A recent official documentary showed footage from August of him limping and overweight and mentioned his “discomfort”.
The two sides met briefly in the morning. Unification ministry spokesman Lim Byeong Cheol told reporters that the North Korean officials would hold their main talks over lunch with South Korean unification minister Ryoo Kihl-jae and national security director Kim Kwan-jin before flying home later on Saturday.....
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Are the meddling priests preparing to lower the bridge to China via North Korea? Is the threshold of Catholisation of South korea reached? South Korea seems to be in the bag...
http://www.catholicherald.co.uk/features/2014/08/13/the-church-is-growing-fast-in-south-korea/
The Church is growing fast in South Korea
Last month it emerged that the South Korean pop star known as Rain had become a Catholic. The 32-year-old hip-wiggler, Asia’s answer to Justin Timberlake, is one of tens of thousands of people being baptised Cathol-ic each year in South Korea. The Church there has been growing rapidly for decades. In the early 1970s the faithful numbered less than a million; now there are over five million, about a tenth of the population.
Pope Francis will be visiting the country for four days next week, and is unlikely to face a hostile press. The Catholic Church has a good image among South Koreans – according to a recent survey it is the most trusted institution in the country.
Prof Baker, a Catholic and the leading authority on Catholicism in Korea, lives for part of the year in the South Korean city of Gwangju. There, he says, “people brag about being Catholic”. Joining the Church “marks you as serious”, he says. Catholics, in contrast to the born-again Protestants, are associated with “emotional reserve”.
http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/south-korea-a-land-of-dynamic-catholicism-awaits-pope-francis/
07/16/2014
North-South Tension
Beyond internal problems are, of course, the long-running tensions between North and South Korea. The Church has historically been at the forefront of trying to heal the divisions.
“It is the mission of the Korean Church to work towards the reconciliation and unification of our country,” said Father Hur. “We believe humanitarian support and sincere conversations are the most necessary,” he added, and pointed out that the Church has continued to give humanitarian support, “even when the North-South relation becomes tense.”
Cardinal Andrew Yeom Soo-jung of Seoul, recently said Koreans are hoping the papal trip will produce a “miracle” for the peninsula, helping both countries to enter into dialogue. Many are hoping the Pope will repeat his "Invocation for Peace for the Holy Land," this time praying for an end to tensions between the Koreas.
“All people hope that it’s an occasion to open and advance dialogue between the two Koreas, seen from the Pope’s perspective,” said Father Jong-su. “His visit is bringing the hope for peace on our peninsula.”
http://jesus-partisans-balkans.blogspot.com/2014/08/gulity-by-association-evil-baptists-and.html
Top North Korean leaders made a surprise trip to South Korea on Saturday, with the rivals holding their highest level face-to-face talks in five years.
After months of tension expectations for any breakthrough were low, but the visit itself was significant, allowing valuable contact between confidants of the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and Seoul’s senior official for North Korean affairs.
The divided neighbours have exchanged a steady stream of insults in recent weeks, and North Korea has fired an unusual number of missiles and rockets.
The North Korean delegation, ostensibly for the closing ceremony of the Asian Games in Incheon, was led by Hwang Pyong-so, the top political officer at the Korean People’s Army and considered by analysts to be the country’s second most important official after Kim.
Rumours have swirled in the South about the health of Kim, who has made no public appearances since 3 September and skipped a high-profile recent event he usually attends. A recent official documentary showed footage from August of him limping and overweight and mentioned his “discomfort”.
The two sides met briefly in the morning. Unification ministry spokesman Lim Byeong Cheol told reporters that the North Korean officials would hold their main talks over lunch with South Korean unification minister Ryoo Kihl-jae and national security director Kim Kwan-jin before flying home later on Saturday.....
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Are the meddling priests preparing to lower the bridge to China via North Korea? Is the threshold of Catholisation of South korea reached? South Korea seems to be in the bag...
http://www.catholicherald.co.uk/features/2014/08/13/the-church-is-growing-fast-in-south-korea/
The Church is growing fast in South Korea
The Confucian kingdom sought to exterminate Catholics but now the whole country admires the Church
Last month it emerged that the South Korean pop star known as Rain had become a Catholic. The 32-year-old hip-wiggler, Asia’s answer to Justin Timberlake, is one of tens of thousands of people being baptised Cathol-ic each year in South Korea. The Church there has been growing rapidly for decades. In the early 1970s the faithful numbered less than a million; now there are over five million, about a tenth of the population.
Pope Francis will be visiting the country for four days next week, and is unlikely to face a hostile press. The Catholic Church has a good image among South Koreans – according to a recent survey it is the most trusted institution in the country.
Prof Baker, a Catholic and the leading authority on Catholicism in Korea, lives for part of the year in the South Korean city of Gwangju. There, he says, “people brag about being Catholic”. Joining the Church “marks you as serious”, he says. Catholics, in contrast to the born-again Protestants, are associated with “emotional reserve”.
http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/south-korea-a-land-of-dynamic-catholicism-awaits-pope-francis/
South Korea, a Land of Dynamic Catholicism, Awaits Pope Francis
07/16/2014
North-South Tension
Beyond internal problems are, of course, the long-running tensions between North and South Korea. The Church has historically been at the forefront of trying to heal the divisions.
“It is the mission of the Korean Church to work towards the reconciliation and unification of our country,” said Father Hur. “We believe humanitarian support and sincere conversations are the most necessary,” he added, and pointed out that the Church has continued to give humanitarian support, “even when the North-South relation becomes tense.”
Cardinal Andrew Yeom Soo-jung of Seoul, recently said Koreans are hoping the papal trip will produce a “miracle” for the peninsula, helping both countries to enter into dialogue. Many are hoping the Pope will repeat his "Invocation for Peace for the Holy Land," this time praying for an end to tensions between the Koreas.
“All people hope that it’s an occasion to open and advance dialogue between the two Koreas, seen from the Pope’s perspective,” said Father Jong-su. “His visit is bringing the hope for peace on our peninsula.”
http://jesus-partisans-balkans.blogspot.com/2014/08/gulity-by-association-evil-baptists-and.html
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