Tag: Theology
Vincentian Life Series | Simplicity: Embodied dissent of prophetic bodies
In different parts of his life, St. Vincent said: “Simplicity is a virtue I love most, the one to which in all my actions I pay most heed.”
Violence and the twisted theologies of the cross
Together with this, the pretending theologian talked about the Trinity as “silly” and Jesus as quite “unimpressive” for allowing himself to be crucified
Pope Leo XIV: Theology serves to move the Church’s mission forward
Pope Leo insists that theology must work to proclaim the Gospel, deepen the mystery of the faith, and resist the temptation to turn backward
Lent calls us to love differently
A Tamil Christian reflection challenges believers to rethink Lenten fasting as concrete compassion rooted in justice and genuine conversion
San Jose Seminary in QC hosts annual gathering of theology seminarians
Amidst new seminary challenges and the Philippine Church’s updated Ratio Nationalis, Kapatiran 2024 aims to emphasize synodality
Lay People in the Church
If our lay people will not be given access to theological and pastoral training, the Church will be impoverished.
Theologia Philippinensis, Qua Vadis?
If there is any form of theological reflection in the Church of the future, it should be a product of this everyday synodality on the ground
Pope Francis calls for theological revolution: Gospel interpretation for today’s world
The theology he envisions is deeply rooted in the practical realities of the world, working hand in hand with the people
A Synodal Church: Can pastors and theologians travel together?
It is the task of theologians to criticize, in agreement or disagreement, the logic of the use of the concept of natural law
Gratitude, Pain, and Hope
Crucifixion is a collective consequence of the world’s dominant socio-political, economic and religious structures


















