The Publications Office of the Loyola School of Theology (LST) in Manila has launched an online gateway to theological research and scholarship produced at LST.
The website presents the LST Research Agenda and features scholarly research published in LST’s Landas journal over the past 20 years. It also offers a rich archive of news, articles, and features from Tinig Loyola, LST’s student magazine, dating back to its inaugural issue in 1999.
Serving as an open-access research repository, it brings together scholarly works across a wide range of disciplines and research areas, including:
* Systematic, biblical, moral, and pastoral theology
* Church history, canon law, and ecotheology
* Ecumenism, intercultural and interreligious dialogue
* Marian, migration, and Philippine studies
* Political and social theology
* Catechesis, religious education, and youth ministry
* Philosophy and psycho-spirituality.
The collection also includes two books by Cardinal Luis Antonio G Tagle, namely, It is the Lord! and Episcopal Collegiality and Vatican II. The Influence of Paul VI.
In addition, the website provides free access to the following LST publications and scholarly resources:
* Landas: theological journal for faculty and guest researchers
* Loyola Papers: student and alumni journal
* Loyola Monographs: faculty dissertation series
* Loyola Studies: series featuring doctoral students’ dissertations
* Tinig Loyola: student magazine and yearbook
* LST Books: LST-published books authored by LST faculty
Beyond the publications themselves, the website also features authors and their short biographical notes, introducing readers to the scholars behind the research and their academic contributions.
With its search function, visitors can easily explore publications by author, title, or research area, making it a valuable resource for students, faculty, researchers, and the wider academic and ecclesial community.
Everyone is invited to explore this growing repository of theological scholarship and make these resources part of their research, teaching, and ministry.
The website is accessible via https://publications.lst.edu/.
