Tag: theology
Jakarta theology students immerse in parish life to study silence, liturgy...
Theology students joined parish ministries in Jakarta while reflecting on silence, technology, prayer, and pastoral presence in modern life
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
Pope Francis: Theology can be a ‘guide on the journey’ through...
“Be prepared for this. Make imaginative adjustments to your programs of study so that theology can be accessible to all"
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
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
















