odium fidei, in hatred of the faith. Churches named after the martyrs Holy Korean Martyrs, San Jose, California, US Church of the Korean Martyrs, Nashville, Tennessee, US Church of the Korean Martyrs, Saddle Brook, New Jersey, US Korean Martyrs Catholic Church of Portland, Oregon, US Korean Martyrs Catholic Church of Atlanta, Georgia, US Korean Martyrs Catholic Church of Westminster, California, US Korean Martyrs Catholic Church of Chicago, Illinois, US See also Christianity in Korea Roman Catholicism in South Korea Seohak Catholic Persecution of 1801 Robert Jermain Thomas Christianization References Bibliography Attwater, Donald and Catherine Rachel John (1993). The Penguin Dictionary of Saints. 3rd edition. New York: Penguin Books. . Dallet, Charles (1874). Histoire de l'Église de Corée, Volume 1. Paris: Librairie Victor Palmé. Dallet, Charles (1874). Histoire de l'Église de Corée, Volume 2. Paris: Librairie Victor Palmé. Fathers of the London Oratory (1859). The New Glories of the Catholic Church. London: Richardson and Son. External links Homily of Pope John Paul II given for the Mass for the canonization of the Korean martyrs List and brief description of martyrs History of the Missions Etrangeres de Paris MEP 19th-century Roman Catholic martyrs Martyred groups Roman Catholic child saints Executed Korean people Korean Roman Catholic saints Catholic Church in Korea Lists of Christian martyrs 1839 deaths Year of birth unknown 19th-century executions by Korea Lists of saints Groups of Roman Catholic saints Canonizations by Pope John Paul II Beatifications by Pope Francis Korean beatified people Korean martyrs