Loyola Papers is a peer-reviewed academic journal of the students and alumni of the Loyola School of Theology (LST), published biannually in March and October. Originally issued from 1971 to 1986, the journal was revived in 2020 to foster scholarly research among LST students and graduates. It serves as a platform for emerging theologians to present their academic work and to contribute to theological discourse within the Philippines and the wider scholarly community.
Current Issue: Volume 7, Number 1 (2026)
Editor's Preface
Leo-Martin Angelo R. Ocampo
The Place of Touch in Greco-Roman Antiquity and in the Old Testament
Dom Joseph B. Bulan
A Critical Analysis of the Protestant Principle of Sola Scriptura in Light of Catholic Arguments on the Temporal Precedence of Tradition and the Formal Insufficiency of Scripture
Salvador G. Agualada Jr.
The Human Person as Relatio in Joseph Ratzinger’s Logos-Dialogos Theology
Junmar Cris N. Caputolan
Buddha’s Dhammapada and Jesus Christ’s Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus: Evil, Freedom, and Divine Justice
Kevin Stephon R. Centeno
The Experience of Women’s Dignity in the Angolan Synodal Church: A Pastoral Critical Re-Reading of Mulieris Dignitatem from Angolan Cosmology
José Abílio Praia
Where Christ Suffers Today: A Christological, Ecclesiological, and Missiological Reflection on Human Suffering from War
Christian R. del Mundo
From Refuge to Communion: A Theological Synthesis of A Missionary Experience in Guatemala
Nollen Jed D. Mendoza
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