EVENTS
Catholic Missions to Korea Begin
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Summary
In 1784, the Korean scholar Yi Seung-hun was baptized in Beijing and returned home to establish a Catholic community in Korea — the only country in the world where the Catholic faith was introduced not by foreign missionaries but by its own people seeking truth on their own initiative.
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My Catholic Guide / Catholic Guidance (Supabase)
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