Asia Pacific Mission Studies (APMS) is an electronic open-access online journal. Responding to the increasing role of electronic media, APMS succeeds its predecessor, East Asian Pastoral Review (EAPR), which ended its publication in 2016 in printed form. Like EAPR, APMS is the publication of the East Asian Pastoral Institute (EAPI), run by the Society of Jesus within the campus of Ateneo de Manila University. EAPI specializes in pastoral renewal and leadership programs for pastoral agents and missionaries of the Asia-Pacific region. In line with the thrust of EAPI, APMS aims to promote knowledge and research related to the mission of the Church, in a way that bridges theology and ministry in the Asia-Pacific context, and facilitates informed praxis and effective witnessing by the Church. Although the journal is not a peer-reviewed publication, it endeavors to maintain a high level of theological and pastoral standards.
Current Issue: Volume 7, Issue 1 (2025)
Editorial Note
Editorial Note
Christina Kheng
Articles
Pope of Synodality: A Tribute to Pope Francis (1936-2025)
John Chechon Chong SJ
Listening to the Holy Spirit: The Centrality of Consultation in a Synodal Culture
Vimal Tirimanna CSsR
The Holy Spirit as the Protagonist of Synodality: Foundations for Discernment,
Mission, and Dialogue with Religions
George Plathottam
How do We Move the Notion of Synodality from the Church Building to the Domestic Space and the Marketplace?
Christine E. Burke IBVM
Sacred Paradoxes: Embracing the Divine Tension of Tradition and Innovation in the Synodal Journey
Midhun J Francis Kochukallanvila SJ
A Buddhist-Catholic Perspective on Synodality
Huili Shen Stout
Decolonizing Model of Synodality by Engaging Local Wisdom
JB. Heru Prakosa SJ
Mary as a Model of Synodality
Fiona Li
Felix Wilfred: A Globally Esteemed Theologian Asia
Jojo M. Fung SJ