vol. 1, no. 1 (2011)
PAMISULU: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Theology and Philosophy
Description
Pamisulu comes from the Kapampangan word sulu meaning “light” (in the sense of a “bonfire” or a “torch”) and the prefix “pami-” which means “sharing” or “being together.” The word “pamisulu” suggests the dual meaning of sharing around the light of fire and sharing the very fire itself. The journal Pamisulu seeks to be an avenue for a communion of ideas in theology and philosophy. It seeks to embody the mutual interaction of a “searching faith” and an “open reason.”
Pamisulu is a refereed, print, and open access journal published bi-annually by the Graduate School of Theology and the Faculty of Philosophy of the Mother of Good Counsel Seminary, San Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines.
Table of contents
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Front Matter
From the Editor: “On Writing”
Articles
Marian Devotion and Liturgy in the Church’s Evangelizing Mission in Asia
Josefina Manabat
Veneration of Saints in Popular Religiosity
Oliver Yalung
The Paschal Mystery in Hans Urs von Balthasar’s Trinitarian Theology
Jess Layug
Becoming-Religion: A. N. Whitehead and the Process Metaphysics of Religion
Kenneth Masong
Back Matter
Evangelization for the Third Millenium
Avery SJ.. Dulles
Truly Our Sister: A Theology of Mary in the Communion of Saints
Elizabeth A.. Johnson