Saintapedia.org is a wiki with detailed info on 478 saints (518 including blesseds), 295 parishes, 212 countries, and various dioceses, covering biographies, feast days, and Catholic demographics.
Saint Andrew Kim Taegon (1821–1846), Korea’s first Catholic priest, was martyred during the Joseon Dynasty’s persecution of Christians. Canonized in 1984, he is Korea’s patron saint, inspiring 5.9 million Catholics (11% of the population). His missionary zeal and sacrifice fuel Asia’s growing Catholic presence, honored at Seoul’s Seosomun Shrine.
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