Nearest Subway stations:
Line #1 "Jongro O-ga" station, or
Line #4, "Dondaemoon" station.

Priest:	Fr. Thomas Onoda
Chapel:	[82] (2) 2699-1600
Priests' house:	[82] (2) 2698-0819
or:	+63/2 725 59 26 (Philippines)
Email:

Contact Persons: Mr. Christian Barde

Tel:	(82) (2) 3476-5055

The Character of the Mass at Immaculate Conception

The Mass celebrated in our SSPX chapel is the Traditional Latin Mass according to the Tridentine Rite codified by Pope St. Pius V. The priests of the SSPX celebrate it. Especially we have the Missa Cantata with Gregorian Chant on Feast days and Sundays.

Mass Schedule: details

In principle, every month, there will be a Sung Mass on the last Sunday of the month at 10:30 A.M. January, August and September are exceptions.

At 2pm on most last Sundays of the month there will be benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Please check schedule below for exceptions.

Every Saturday before last Sunday of a month, there will be an exposition of the Blessed Sacrament from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. during which, the Holy Rosary will be recited in Korean every hour in front of the Blessed Sacrament exposed. This will be followed by a benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and a Low Mass. All of you are heartily welcome to adore Our Lord in the Most Holy Sacrament of the Altar.

The Following Mass Schedule is annual, but may be changed more or less according to circumstances of the priest in charge. To be sure, please check the schedule with our Co-odinator.

Questions on Mass Schedule: Please click here, and then ask any questions to the Office of the chapel or to the Co-ordinator. Thank you so much.

Procession in honor of Our Lady
May 05, 2005

Archive of SSPX News from South Korea

News from various sources

Prevent Abortion And Suicide "Save Another Life!":
Life 31 Campaign To Save An Estimated 4.000 Unborn Babies
Killed In Their Mother’s Womb Every Day

Seoul (Fides Service) 18/11/2003 - The figures are frightening: it is estimated that in South Korea at least 4.000 women abort a child every day and this means that about 1,5 unborn babies are denied a chance to live. In this situation the "Life 31 Movement", started by Mons. Peter Lee Ki-heon, has launched a new pro-life campaign to stop abortion, cloning, capital punishment, euthanasia, suicide, and also war and all forms of violence against human life.

The title of the campaign, which started in parishes, associations, schools, public places about a week ago, is "Save another life", and it involves many young people. The campaign consists of public demonstrations, cultural events, formation seminars, theatre and musical performances, photographic exhibitions. All these initiatives demonstrate the value and sacredness of human life which must be protected from conception to natural death.

Cardinal Stephen Kim emeritus Archbishop of Seoul was present at the official launching of the campaign. He told Fides "at the root of the crisis in our societies today with frightening increase in the numbers of abortions, suicides, is lack of respect for the value and sacredness of life. Life is the most important thing in the world! It bears within it the seed of eternal life, because every human being is made in the image and likeness of God".

"Life 31" was started in February 2003 and it takes its name from the fact that 2003 is the 31st year since a law to legalise abortion was passed in South Korea. The movement calls for the law to be abolished together with a law allowing the death penalty. Members of the movement told Fides, "we must promote a culture of life in Korea to oppose the culture of destruction of mankind which is stealing into our society. Our movement is supported also by members other religions", and this means the campaign can go beyond the Christian world. In fact Buddhist leaders in Korea also attend events organised by "Life 31".

Archive of South Korean news from other sources