Hyehwadong Filipino Catholic Community (HFCC) is a group of catholic Filipino migrant workers in Korea administered by the Mission Society of the Philippines under the auspices of the Seoul Archdiocesan Pastoral Center for Filipino Migrants. It was established in 1990 with the help of the Maryknoll Fathers. In line with the MSP's "commitment to share the gift of faith to the peoples in Asia and the rest of the world," the HFCC continued to grow to what it is now, with about 2,000 Church-goers on Sundays and about 250 volunteers/ministries. It reaches out to all Filipinos in Korea by assisting them in all kinds of problems and needs. It organizes programs and activities to address the wholistic formation of the Filipinos in Korea towards empowerment.

Religious activities such as retreats and recollections, values education training and seminars, and skills training are among the few programs that they are offering to achieve this purpose. These programs are not possible without the help of the different ministries such as Education, Lay Ministry, Worship, Sports and Recreation, Justice and Peace, Public Relations, Information Technology, Labor Relations, FMAA, and Youth Ministry.