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Dakateo Members and Friends as of 2026

Members

Established in 2002, Damdaming Katoliko sa Teolohiya, Inc. (Catholic Theological Society of the Philippines) is a professional association of theologians committed to fostering a just and inclusive Church and society. Guided by this vision, the association supports creative and rigorous theological research and its dissemination; promotes sustained theological reflection and dialogue on contemporary issues; nurtures fellowship among its members and solidarity with the oppressed and excluded; and advances theological inquiry and practice in conversation with diverse contexts, academic disciplines, social movements, and faith traditions.

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Conferences

DaKaTeo, the Catholic Theological Society of the Philippines is a vital incubator for contextual, liberative, and synodal theology. Its conferences and publications bridge critical academic scholarship with pressing social, political, and ecclesial realities in the country.

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DaKaTeo’s Story

Dakateo's Story beginning with Groep Fonske (Group Fonske) and the vision of an association of Catholic Theologians that would shape theological reflection and draw attention to the real questions that face the Church and our faith, particularly on theological topics that cry for enlightenment and critical analysis. The page includes information on the Founding Members, and Dakateo's Vision, Mission, Programs and Activities

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Dakateo Members and Friends as of 2026

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Established in 2002, Damdaming Katoliko sa Teolohiya, Inc. (Catholic Theological Society of the Philippines) is a professional association of theologians committed to fostering a just and inclusive Church and society. Guided by this vision, the association supports creative and rigorous theological research and its dissemination; promotes sustained theological reflection and dialogue on contemporary issues; nurtures fellowship among its members and solidarity with the oppressed and excluded; and advances theological inquiry and practice in conversation with diverse contexts, academic disciplines, social movements, and faith traditions.

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