Most Recent Additions*
Jesus as a Healer in the Gospel of Luke: A Paradigm for Malagasy Healing
Zezikà Jean Fleurys Espérence
Education, Religious Experience, and Conversion : on Pedagogy and the Possibility of Critical Communities of Religious Praxis
Yu-Ming Stanley Goh
The Mother or the Baby: Moral Implications of the Treatment Procedures of Tubal Pregnancies in the Philippines in a Catholic Perspective
Christopher P. Villa
The Question of Method in Theology: An African Response to Bernard Lonergan Using Bantu Theological Anthropology
Andrew Simpasa
Reclaiming the Dynamics of Ignatian Spiritual Conversation: Towards Constructing a Spiritual Conversation Paradigm for Ongoing Apostolic Discernment in Bihar, India
Perianayagam Seluvannan
The Contribution of the Catholic Church to Post-Civil War Conflict Resolution in Chad
Rimasbé Dionbo Jean Claude
The Catholic Church and the Zimbabwean Crisis: A Critical Reflection on the Catholic Church’s Response to the Plight of the Oppressed
Nelson Virimayi Nyamayaro
Re-Imagining an African Family Ecclesiology in Dialogue with Ratzinger’s Christo-Pneuma Communion Ecclesiology
Tegha Afuhwi Nji
Catholic- Buddhist Encounter at Interfaith Marriage: Strengthening Harmony and Indissolubility of Matrimony in Contemporary Vietnam
Tuan Minh Nguyen
The Dynamics of Conversion of Ignatius of Loyola as a Contribution to the Novice Formation in the Context of Vietnam
Tang Van Nguyen
Towards a Pastoral, Apologetic Approach to La Santa Muerte Devotion
Henrry Christopher Mendez Fajardo
Remembering Who We Are: Liturgical Memory in the Symbolic Language of Louis-Marie Chauvet to Combat the Bifurcation of the Body of Christ
Keith A. Maczkiewicz
Rethinking Healing and Reconciliation Process in the Postgenocide Rwanda: A Response from Ignatian Spirituality
Innocent Kamanzi
Evolution Science and Imago Dei: A Richer and More Robust Treatment of Theological Anthropology
GANSA Tchétongbé Cathérin Paterne
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