Seongji Stamp
Catholic shrines and martyrdom sites across Korea, exactly as the Bishops' Conference lists them, with a pilgrimage record that stays on this device.
193 places are listed. 23 of them have confirmed coordinates, so they appear on the map and can be stamped on site. The other 170 carry a name and an address only.
Coordinates were only available in open data for places with a national heritage designation. For the rest, travel by the address, and note your visit by hand once you have been there.
This stamp is a note you keep for yourself. It does not replace the official pilgrimage stamp given by the Church.
On the map
By diocese
- Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Seoul (서울대교구) 25 places
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Chuncheon (춘천교구) 15 places
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Daejeon (대전교구) 27 places
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Incheon (인천교구) 9 places
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Suwon (수원교구) 14 places
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Wonju (원주교구) 10 places
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Uijeongbu (의정부교구) 9 places
- Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Daegu (대구대교구) 17 places
- 부산교구 8 places
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Cheongju (청주교구) 7 places
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Masan (마산교구) 9 places
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Andong (안동교구) 10 places
- Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Gwangju (광주대교구) 4 places
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Jeonju (전주교구) 21 places
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Jeju (제주교구) 7 places
- Military Ordinariate of South Korea (군종교구) 1 places
Places tied to martyrdom
See 61 places whose name or heritage record speaks of martyrdom
There is nothing to complete. One place on a day you happen to be near is enough.
Where this list comes from
The names and addresses are taken from the national list of shrines and martyrdom sites that the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Korea compiles from each diocese. That page was last revised on 2026-07-27. The descriptions written by the Church are not copied here; each shrine's own site is linked instead.
Where this comes from
Diocese, name and address come from the national list of shrines and martyrdom sites of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Korea. Coordinates, designation records and descriptions come from the Korea Heritage Service open API under KOGL Type 1. Both were retrieved on 2026-09-06. Nothing here is written by us.
Every place on the Bishops' Conference list is here. Those with a national heritage designation also carry the heritage record and its description; the others carry a name, an address and a link to the shrine's own site.