As South Korea’s Constitutional Court launched an open hearing on the constitutional legality of capital punishment, the leaders of seven religious groups, including the Jogye
Thousands of Jogye Order monastics continue pressure on the government to address perceived biases
Buddhist leaders in Korea have seen a string of perceived slights against the religion in favor of Christianity recently
Funeral ceremony and cremation held today at…
Collection of 80,000 woodblock Buddhist scriptures dated to…
Small scale events and online ceremonies to go ahead after…
Korean monks prostrated to the UN and issued a…
Jogye Order president vows to seek closer cooperation…
Recent public backlash over perceived wealth has led the…
Early 10th century image joins the ranks of Korea’s most…
Painting to be restored to original home at Songgwang…
Nine temples linked to the Jogye Order offer items for…
