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Saenamteo was named a "martyrs' shrine" by the Korean Catholic church in 1950. A monument to Catholic martyrs was placed in 1956, and maintained by the Clerical Congregation of The Blessed Korean Martyrs since 1957. In 1981 the Saenamteo Parish was split off from the Han River Parish, and a Catholic
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The Saenamteo site is most famous as the place of execution of Roman Catholic martyrs during four anti-Catholic persecutions in the 19th century, occurring in 1801, 1839, 1846, and 1866. The victims included Korean, French, and Chinese priests, missionaries, and laypeople. Eleven priests were
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several Korean Catholics were tortured and executed to force them to reveal the whereabouts of Father Zhou. He left Seoul to escape to China, but returned and voluntarily turned himself in to the
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was sent from Beijing in 1794 to serve the Korean Catholic community of about 4,000 people, who had no pastor and no one ordained to serve the sacraments. Zhou secretly entered Korea through
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for military training and as a place of punishment for those convicted of political crimes. In 1456, a number of royal officials were executed there for plotting to overthrow
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period it was a sandy area outside the city walls. that was used punishment of political prisoners, including Roman Catholic believers, priests, and missionaries among the
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in December 1794 and reached Seoul in 1795. Zhou established the Myeongdohoe, a lay committee charged with teaching and care of the members. During the
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In 1866, six French Catholic priests and two Korean Catholic laymen were martyred at Seanamteo. The priests were Bishop
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In 1984, 103 of the Korean Martyrs were canonized in a ceremony in the Saenamteo church by Pope
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executed at Saenamteo, while the laypeople were more often executed at the crossroads outside
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were beheaded at Saenamteo on September 21, 1839. They were Bishop
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The name Saenamteo is said to derive from the original Saenamuteo (
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Saenamteo as Sanamgi in the Suseonjeondo map of Seoul circa 1840
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During the 1839 persecution, three French priests of the
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The site was a strip of sandy and wet land between the
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martyrs' shrine
Seoul
Geographic coordinates
37°31′30″N 126°57′25″E / 37.5249626°N 126.956892°E / 37.5249626; 126.956892
Hangul
Hanja
Revised Romanization
McCune–Reischauer
Korean
Han River
Seoul
South Korea
Joseon
Korean Martyrs

Han River
Fortress Wall
Seoul
Yongsan-gu
Joseon Dynasty
Sejo of Joseon
Danjong
Six Martyred Ministers
Seosomun
Jacob Zhou Wen-mo
ko
Uiju
Catholic Persecution of 1801
Uigeumbu

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