The research agenda of Loyola School of Theology is anchored in its clearly articulated Asian Theological Program (ATP), which serves as the principal framework guiding faculty and student research. Founded on the recognition that theology is “an academic enterprise that mediates between a cultural matrix and the significance and role of religion in that context” (Bernard Lonergan), LST strives to provide theological education with a more deliberate international and Asian focus.
In line with this orientation, research undertaken by faculty and graduate students endeavors to engage with theological questions arising from Asian contexts. LST strives to accomplish this through faculty publications, articles in scholarly journals, and the themes of master’s theses and doctoral dissertations produced at LST that contribute to the development of contextual and comparative theology in Asia. In this way, LST’s Asian Theological Program effectively directs the research priorities and scholarly production of the institution.
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Landas
Landas is the peer-reviewed faculty journal of the Loyola School of Theology, publishing scholarly articles in theology, scriptures, spirituality, canon law, philosophy, and pastoral studies.
Loyola Papers
Loyola Papers publishes selected research and theological reflections of LST students and alumni, contributing to academic and ecclesial discourse.
Loyola Monographs
Loyola Monographs presents faculty dissertations and other major works, advancing theological scholarship in the service of the Church.
Loyola Studies
Loyola Studies features outstanding doctoral dissertations from LST, representing original and rigorous research in theology and ministry.
Tinig Loyola
Tinig Loyola is the official school magazine of LST, carrying student articles, institutional features, and the annual yearbook of graduates.
Books
These are publications authored by LST faculty and affiliates, offering significant contributions to theology, scripture studies, spirituality, and pastoral practice.