Confessions of Cardinal Stephen Kim Sou-hwan / 김수환 추기경의 고해

shriftHe showed that the weight of love was not horses but hugging hugs and putting himself down until he became a white-haired old man with a clear and clear voice. He wanted to have deep affection for human beings and become food for everyone. Cardinal Kim Soo-hwan, who called himself a fool and always practiced sharing. He was always respected but lonely, always loved, but lonely. Based on various historical records, events, and materials, this book provides a glimpse of his literary sensibilities and personal history through the thoughts and troubles Cardinal Kim Soo-hwan possessed and his poetry poems and essays written by him. Through this, it is possible to guess what kind of meaning cardinal Kim Soo-hwan should recognize in our society in the future as it invites the nostalgia and sensitivity about Cardinal Kim Soo-hwan to the readers. You can also admire the poems and letters of the court monk, poet Kim Ji-ha, novelist poet, Park Na-hae poet, and novelist Han Seung-won,