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To my dear friends:
A. The main reason why we provide this Cafe is two folds:
1. to provide Korean Catholics with Catholic-related important English literatures through Internet environments for both English Bible Study and Catholic Catechism;
2. to develop a new study method and guidance of English Bible Study for Catholics.
Remark 1: For more about our Cafe, you may visit:
http://home.catholic.or.kr/gnbbs/ncbbs.dll/gospelbbs/-/a/6264 (Click me)
To help you with the first purpose above, I will provide some Korean comments/explanations for each English homepage address provided in this Cafe, once I have some spare time for it.
But, you'd better spend your own time in trying to figure out what kinds of materials are covered by which internet sites provided in this Cafe, for I cannot take care of everything for you, unless you request me what you would like to know explicitly.
For our second purpose described above, you may try those in the submenu "Sorted Gospels" under the menu "Gospels & Homilies".
If you enter there, you will find that quite many chapters of the Gospel of St. Mark are provided in a proper order together with audio files for corresponding Catholic homilies according to Liturgical Calendars for Catholic Church.
Even though only six months of very recent Lectionaries are collected in the submenu called "Mark <--- 자료있음", you can have a new and unique experience in English Bible Study by
(i) first hearing First Reading (and perhaps Second Reading), Psalms, certain chapter(s) of Gospel of Mark, and then
(ii) finally hearing Catholic homilies provided by native American-English speaking Catholic priests.
Remark: These audio files are all recored from everyday "Daily English Mass" of a highly reliable and well-known Catholic Chapel in U.S.A.
Here is about How To Do:
For an audio Lectionary hearing, you simply click the attached file with extension, .ram . [This requires RealAudio Deck installed in your PC.]
By clicking the attached .ham file with the right button of your Mouse, you can actually read the texts of Lectionary, corresponding to the audio Lectionary hearing you selected. [This requires more explanation, but I do believe that you can figure out the rest of the details by yourself.]
It is my regret that no texts or scriptures for English homilies are provided.
B. Whenever you need, you may use Merriam Webster's OnLine Dictionary for your own convenience, which is under the menu called, "사이트링크".
Using English-English Dictionary only is really important not only for catching some English vocabularies quite efficiently but also for acquiring more cultural experiences/backgrounds through English literature readings in general.
C. If anyone wants to refer to those Protestant-oriented English literatues provided here, then he/she needs to become a member of this Cafe. I have enough reason why this policy is mandatorily required in our Cafe.
I hope this gives you some idea for how to utilize those internet data collected in this Cafe.
Best wishes
fiatlux2000
how to use this forum
Dear Brother,
Would you introduce more in details about how to use this forum ? I am paticularly interested in this forum.
B Regards
Michael
Dear Matthew
Dear Matthew,
It is wonderful to look through this cafe.
Will you introduce this cafe's address to our members and the people who connect with St. John's
homepage?
With My Warmest Regards
Thomas Eunsang Cho
Be ready for Sunday evening meeting at 8 p.m. !
Dear brothers and sisters,
First of all, I should inform that last sunday we have decided on the Mark, not Matthew
to start with.
It is because that the latter was rather easy to approach than the former and was the first
written one among 4 Gospels.
As I e-mailed last time, I purchased 2 CDs of Mark (not Matthew---it was my mistake) and
John, which I have enjoyed listening from time to time.
However, Fr. Simon Choi let me know that he got a ABS version tape,
which I think is more convenient to listen to.
In fact, I still have had some trouble finding a suitable place for setting a PC.
This coming Sudday, Fr. Simon will bring a tape and a tape recorder for us, and
our Bible study. Taking this opportunity, I appreciate his kindness.
We will also have copies of prayers in English, thanks to Francisco Kim.
Lastly, as you may know, thanks to Matthew Soh, a cyber cafe for English Bible study
( it is connected with St. John's homepage) has been opened, which we can make the
best use of. And, Issac Kim generously dedicated two kinds of Englsihs Bible for us.
I am sure that English Bible Meeting will fill us with many unexpected pleasure.
Make sure to bring a notebook this coming sunday.
Looking forward to seeing you,
Best wishes,
Eunsang Cho.
How to become a member..
It's very simple.
Step 1. If you are already a member of 굿뉴스, then go to Step 2.
Otherwise, i.e., if you are not a member of 굿뉴스, then click
http://member.catholic.or.kr/before.asp
and follow the directions given there to become a member of 굿뉴스. Go to Step 2.
Step 2. Click "가입하기" in the upper part of the left menu, fill out the form, and then submit it.
Once you are approved, you will have a full access to all the menu items.
To a new Member: Please click "로그인" in the right upper corner of the screen whenever you visit us.
What a wonderful site!
Dear Prof.
I have to say that this site is a wonderful cyberworld for English Bible members
as well as other catholic people.
For members, would you allow us to get in other columns as well.
I am very interested in knowing the site through which we can listen to Bible reading in English.
Please let us all members know the info.
Thanks for your help.
Best wishes,
Eunsang
English Bible Meeting Agenda (tentative)
Dear Sir/Madam who are interested in English Bible,
Based on the discussion of last sunsay meeting,
I will present the following ageda
of our future English Bible Meeting.
Beginning Prayer (1 minute)
Good News (3 minutes)
Listening to Readings of Bible (through internet): 3 times (7 M)
Reading (taking turns to read the week's reading) (7 M)
Reciting key words from the reading (3 M)
Words/Phrases - explaining one word or phrase (3 M)
Sharing (15 M)
Prepared Speech (3 M * 2 = 6 M)
Comments (10 M)
Ending Prayer (3 M)
The preferred meeting time is 1 hour,
which is good for concentration.
We will talk about the agend in more details
at 20 (pm 8) on 22nd of May.
Best wishes,
Thomas Eunsang Cho
