Publications 2017 to 2026

Between 2017 and 2026, DaKaTeo members published articles in HAPAG, a publication of the St. Vincent School of Theology - Adamson University. Book titles for those years are: Rights, Dignity, and Justice; Religious Traditions in Dialogue; Being Church During a Pandemic; Theology, Politics, and Culture; "Not to Be Served but to Serve" (Matt 20:28): Rethinking Leadership and Ministry in the Church Beyond 500 Years of Catholicism in the Philippines; “1964 to 2024. From Lumen Gentium to the Synod on Synodality: The Church on its Way. . "; Mabathalang Salu-Salo: Reimagining Synodality in the Philippine Context ; Pagbubukang Liwayway/Banagbanag: Rethinking Theology Amidst Violence.

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Membership Qualifications

Dakateo membership is open to Catholic theologians working or based in the Philippines, with at least a graduate degree equivalent to a licentiate, preferably a doctoral degree with specialization in Theology, Theological Studies, Religious Studies, or Religious Education, who subscribes to the vision and mission statement of the association and is active in theological research, education, or administration, preferably with published work.

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Members

Dakateo is a community of friends committed to a just and inclusive Church and society, standing in solidarity with the oppressed and marginalized, and promoting a liberationist and intercultural approach in theology. Membership is open to theologians working or based in the Philippines with a graduate degree equivalent to a licentiate or doctoral degree with specialization in Theology, Theological Studies, Religious Studies, or Religious Education; subscribes to the vision and mission of the association; is active in theological research, education, or administration; or whose accomplishment in theological education or scholarly research or advocacy work meets the standard ordinarily required for a doctoral degree.

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