The Korean community in Canada has made a vibrant contribution to Canadian Catholicism, with many Korean immigrants arriving in the 1960s and 1970s. The majority of Korean Canadians are Roman Catholic, and they brought their deep faith and strong devotion to their new country. They established parishes and Catholic organizations, particularly in cities like Toronto and Vancouver. The community has maintained traditional Korean Catholic practices, including the celebration of feast days such as the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, and a strong devotion to the Virgin Mary. Today, Korean Catholics remain active in parish life, youth ministry, and various cultural and faith-based activities.

General Itinerary (subject to change):

• 10:00am Arrival.
• 12:00pm Holy Mass at Our Lady Czestochowa Altar (Pilgrim Hill)

Estimated Group Size:

• 225-275

Inclement Weather Plan:

• Activities to be held in the Shrine Church