Kwon Yeon-kyung: Mori

Ely M. Moory, the man who was dedicated to the great university for 32 years before leaving Korea in 1941, as a recommendation from the American Missionary Father, was actually a missionary of the Holy Office. The preaching and pastoral duties of all the missionaries were not idle, but the deepest passion that moved his life was the faculty's work in the castle. He was the fifth and last president of the University of the Royal Court, who had been so deeply in conflict with his work on his way to a debacle, which was the final and final part of his career. We took our first step to Pyongyang in '09, when the Royal College of Sciences was just beginning its steps. And in March 1938, under his administrative responsibility, the shrine closed the door with a closing process. He was a living witness to the Virgin of Pyongyang who lived his life. (...) The details of the Mouris appear in different ways, but they are relatively uninterested or not very few. While the nature of media coverage may be hard to expect to be precise, there are many cases where uncorrected material is repeated and played in various sources published at the University of Cymmon. I tried to correct what I could within limited limits, but it would require more professional hand help and more time. I hope this will help to record a more accurate history of the royal family.

Korean title: 모의리

Korean author: 권연경

Korean publisher: 숭실대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9788974503932