Tag: Theology
Moving towards ‘Fides Quaerens Actio’
Our commitment as “response-able” theologians must be sealed with a concomitant commitment to praxis
Vincent de Paul, mystic of action
To some, the contemplative life is the more desirable Christian ideal, while the active life is only obligatory and necessary
Catalino Arevalo: A theology of ‘bits and pieces’
Even before “preferential option for the poor” gained worldwide currency, Arevalo already speaks of the Church “siding” with the oppressed
Pope Francis praises ‘fruitful’ theology of Benedict XVI
Pope Francis said: “We all feel his spiritual presence and his accompaniment in prayer for the whole Church”
Global Catholic institutions offer free theology classes ahead of 2023 Vatican...
Those “who have been called to the process of ecclesial renewal” are invited to register and avail of the online courses
St. Thomas Aquinas on Reflexivity
What humans did to the world has taken its toll. COVID-19 is called the "sin of the anthropocene.”
Promotion of justice, peace and integrity of creation: Theological-Ecclesiological perspective
Why should we work for justice, peace and integrity of creation? Is this really an integral dimension of our being Christian?
On the observed situation of labor
The devaluation of labor is the locus of the Church’s various theological positions
A formidable theology on human work: On the essence of labor
'Humanity derives its specific dignity from the exertions of work, because it is through the act of creation and through the existence of its outcomes that a human person expresses and fulfills oneself.'

















