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.
After the first volume, "Fundamentalism and Pluralism in the Church," Dakateo's members published the following volumes through SVST's Journal, Hapag: Theological Conversations in Post-Colonial and Global Contexts; Interdisciplinarity in Theology; New Forms of Marginalization, Exclusion, and Suffering: Theological Conversation; Politics and Christian Tradition; Reimagining Christianity for a Green World; Art and Theology at the Crossroads; Vatican II After 50 Years: Philippine Experience; Challenges to Filipino Theology in the Globalized Context; Sexuality, Marriage and the Family and Amoris Laetitia;
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.