Our Scholars

These are the students and researchers who have joined this program to develop and promote their work in the field of theology, philosophy and ethics education.

Kim S. Mendoza

Enhancing the Participation of All Actors in Teaching and Governance: Towards a Polyhedric Catholic Church

Linta Vettiyamkandathil Kuriakose

A Theology of Ministry for the Laity and Women: Edward Schillebeeckx’ Sacramental Theology for the Church Today

Sofiia Stetsiuk

Female military chaplaincy in Ukraine. Role, challenges, and prospects

Yuliia Kozak

Ecumenical relations between Ukrainian Greek-Catholic and Baptist churches in Lviv region and its relation to the joint Christian mission in society

Anitha Showri Rani Kondaveti

The Salvation of Souls and the Religious Apostolate: A Theological Reflection on the Religious Apostolate Today

F. Antonio Pinilla T.

An Interpretive Framework and Hereustic Model for Ethics Education

Corline Melisse

Reading a Biblical text in the classroom using cognitive semantics

Sanneke Brouwers

Moral distress among veterans. A conceptual and empirical study about moral distress in the armed forces

Nadia Kroon o.p.

The Meaning of Light

Wilibaldus Gaut

Catholicity: Rethinking the Vision and Practice of Globalization

Simi George Pulikkottil

Water Metaphors and their Networks in the Book of Psalms

Vini Paul Chirayath

Suffering and Self-Sacrifice in Discipleship: Exploring Discipleship through Schillebeeckx’s Theology of Suffering with Feminist and Trauma Perspectives

Shenali Perera

Anamnesis as Transformative Justice: The Role of the Sri Lankan Catholic Church as a Custodian of Memory in Post-War Sri Lanka

Roman Zaviyskyy

Catholic thinking about peace and war

Arputha Lilly Antony

The (Un)Told Mission History of The Sisters of the Society of Jesus Mary Joseph (JMJ) in India: An Historical Study of Missionary Generations Shifting between Dutch Legacy and Indian Inculturation (1904-1969)

I hope my work will foster greater inclusivity and gender equality within religious institutions by highlighting women's contributions to theology. (...) Ultimately, I aspire to inspire dialogue and understanding, contributing to a more equitable and compassionate society.

Linta Vettiyamkandathil Kuriakose, India