Dangri Church

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당리 성당

부산광역시 사하구 승학로71번길 115

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Dangri Parish is a Catholic parish in Dangri-dong, Saha-gu, Busan, belonging to the Hadan District of the Diocese of Busan. The Catholic Church directory in Korea records Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus as its patron and confirms that it was separated from Hadan Parish. It is the center of the local Catholic community where Catholics in the Dangri area celebrate Mass and the sacraments and continue catechesis, prayer, and parish-group activities.

A parish is not only a place for Sunday Mass but a pastoral community in which sacramental life such as baptism and marriage, catechesis for children, young people, and adults, and the fellowship and service of parishioners continue through the year. Dangri Parish serves this role by allowing Catholics in the Dangri neighborhood to form a community and sustain their faith within their own living area rather than depending entirely on a more distant parish.

Its patron, Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus, and its official place within the Hadan District of the Diocese of Busan are basic elements of the parish’s present identity. The process of separation and church construction is treated in the history section; today, Dangri is best understood as the parish center in which local Catholics continue liturgy and formation, fellowship, and service together.

History & origins

Dangri Parish was established in 2014 after being separated from Hadan Parish. The Diocese of Busan’s notice creating the new parish records that parts of Hadan Parish’s Dangri districts 1, 2, and 4 were assigned to the new parish. This was a pastoral reorganization that created an independent parish structure for Catholics in the Dangri living area of Saha-gu.

The Catholic Church directory in Korea records October 10, 2014, as the parish’s establishment date. The fact that the organization of the new parish and the securing of a church of its own proceeded within the same year shows how rapidly the community’s early history developed. The first stage was the transition from a local part of Hadan Parish to a new parish with its own pastoral territory.

On December 14, 2014, the new church was dedicated with Bishop Son Sam-seok presiding. The Diocese of Busan records that about four hundred priests, religious, and lay Catholics were present and that the new church was a three-story building. By dedicating its own church in the year of its establishment, the parish gained a stable place not only for Mass and the sacraments but also for formation and communal gatherings.

The building was arranged with parking on the first floor, the parish office, hall, and catechetical rooms on the second, and the church on the third. This configuration provided the newly separated parish with spaces for liturgy, formation, administration, and communal activity within a single facility. The 2014 separation from Hadan Parish, the definition of the new territory, and the dedication of the church in the same year constitute the principal foundation history of Dangri Parish.

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  • Passenger elevators: 1
  • 3 above-ground floors · 0 below-ground floors
  • Approved for use in 2010
  • Total floor area: 1,006㎡

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