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[Francis-Pax]

If you are Catholic, you might be interested to know that there is Mass in English at the Myong-Dong Cathedral every Sunday at 9:00am. It's not in the main Church. Fr. Dennis, an Irish priest who has been in Korea for over 25 years, offers the mass. He is a really nice guy with a great sense of humor.

There is usually about 100+ people that participate. A lot of us go to The Coffee Bean after mass to hangout and chat. It's a diverse group consisting of English teachers, retired professors, embassy workers, accountants, and factory workers.

Directions: Go up the steep hill. To the left of the Cathedral there is a large building. The building has a giftshop. Go past the gift shop until you you see the main enterance to that building. Go inside the main enterance and take the stairs located to the left and go to the sceond floor. The mass is celbrated on the second floor in a Chapel.

I thought that there might be some Catholics out there that would like to meet other Catholics to go to mass with and hangout.

[Cohiba]

I find it fascinating that after 6000 years of civilization
that people still need superstition to add meaning to their
lives. I totally don't understand why it is necessary to
invent some "super-being" to rely on. I mean, can't you
religious types do good and moral things without the reward
of heaven?

[mithridates]

[Francis-Pax]

[Butterfly]

[teachmeenglish]

[Francis-Pax]