Approximately 400,000 people gathered in Myung Dong in February 2009 to honor Cardinal KIM Sou-hwan, a significant figure in South Korea's history.
“This love changes our life”
Synopsis
Approximately 400,000 people gathered in Myung Dong in February 2009 to honor Cardinal KIM Sou-hwan, a significant figure in South Korea's history.
Synopsis
Cardinal KIM Sou-hwan's funeral in Myung Dong drew approximately 400,000 attendees in February 2009. As South Korea's first cardinal, KIM was known for his courage and compassion during challenging times. His life and work extended beyond religious duties, as he became a respected elder advocating for social justice. Personal stories and reflections in the film illustrate KIM Sou-hwan's lasting influence on contemporary South Korean society and his commitment to love and service until his death.
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Why Watch
- Meet Cardinal KIM Sou-hwan, a pivotal figure in South Korea.
- See the massive tribute of 400,000 attendees in Myung Dong.
- Find out how KIM Sou-hwan's legacy influences modern society.
Did You Know
- 400,000 people gathered in Myung Dong in February 2009 for KIM Sou-hwan.
- KIM Sou-hwan was the first cardinal in South Korea.
- The film was directed by Kang Sung-ok and released in 2011.
- KIM Sou-hwan was known for his commitment to social justice.
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Who was Cardinal KIM Sou-hwan?
Cardinal KIM Sou-hwan was the first cardinal in South Korea and a significant figure known for his courage and compassion during difficult times.
When did approximately 400,000 people gather to honor Cardinal KIM Sou-hwan?
Approximately 400,000 people gathered in Myung Dong in February 2009 to honor Cardinal KIM Sou-hwan.
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