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Diocese of

Wonju 원주

South Korea South Korea

Continent: South and East Asia

Rite: Roman (Latin)

Type: Diocese Diocese

Name: Wonju 원주 / 原州 (正體中文) / Voniuen(sis) (Latin)

Ecclesiastical Province: Seoul 서울

Depends on: Dicastery for Evangelisation

Special Churches

Cheongju 청주 (↙), Suwon 수원 (←), Chuncheon 춘천 (↑), Andong 안동 (↘)

Present Prelates

Bishop (2016.03.31 – ...):Bishop Basil Cho Kyu-man (67)Bishop Basil Cho Kyu-man (조규만 바실리오 / 金智錫) (67)

Vice-President of Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Korea

Ordinaries

Bishops of Wonju 원주 (Roman Rite)

Bishop Basil Cho Kyu-man (67)Bishop Basil Cho Kyu-man (조규만 바실리오 / 金智錫) (67)
(2016.03.31 – ...)

Bishop of Wonju 원주 (South Korea)
Vice-President of Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Korea

Gloria Deo Pax hominibus

Born:1955.06.08 (Pochon, South Korea)
Ordained Priest:1982.08.26
Consecrated Bishop:2006.01.25

Titular Bishop of Elephantaria in Proconsulari (2006.01.03 – 2016.03.31)

Auxiliary Bishop of Seoul 서울 (South Korea) (2006.01.03 – 2016.03.31)

Bishop of Wonju 원주 (South Korea) (2016.03.31 – ...)

Vice-President of Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Korea (2020.10.14 – ...)

Bishop James Kim Ji-seok (82)Bishop James Kim Ji-seok (김지석 야고보 / 金智錫) (82)
(1993.03.12 – 2016.03.31)

Bishop emeritus of Wonju 원주 (South Korea)

Semper gaudete / 항상 기뻐하라

Born:1940.07.27 (Wonju, South Korea)
Ordained Priest:1968.06.29
Consecrated Bishop:1991.01.14

Coadjutor Bishop of Wonju 원주 (South Korea) (1990.11.19 – 1993.03.12)

Bishop of Wonju 원주 (South Korea) (1993.03.12 – 2016.03.31)

Vice-President of Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Korea (2008.10.16 – 2014.10.30)

Bishop Daniel Tji Hak-sun (지학순 다니엘)
(1965.03.22 – 1993.03.12)

Fiat lux / 빛이 되라

Born:1921.09.09 (Chung Hwa, South Korea)
Ordained Priest:1952.12.15
Consecrated Bishop:1965.06.29
Died:1993.03.12 († 71)

Bishop of Wonju 원주 (South Korea) (1965.03.22 – 1993.03.12)

Former Prelates

Contact Info

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Statistics

Area: 8,186 km²

Population: 79,668 Catholics (9.0% of 886,789 total) (2020)

Statistics: 53 parishes, 102 priests (diocesan), 210 lay religious (2 brothers, 208 sisters), 16 seminarians (2020)

History

Last updated on 2023.02.25

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