
Personalist environmental ethics using Pope John Paul II’s philosophy behind AI helm explored in a study
Amidst the risk of Artificial Intelligence (AI) depersonalizing ethical decision-making, a study argued that a personalist environmental ethics

Amidst the risk of Artificial Intelligence (AI) depersonalizing ethical decision-making, a study argued that a personalist environmental ethics

UST Institute of Religion Instructor Ivan Efreaim Gozum, MA wrote an article that has been recently featured by

Guided by the words of St. John the Baptist, “He must increase; I must decreaseâ€, the Archdiocese of

An article examining how selected Catholic Universities in the Philippines incorporated socio-ecological practices into their vision and mission

Studies dedicated to the philosophy and theology of St. Pope John Paul II, or Karol Wojtyla, were featured

Five academic researchers from the University of Santo Tomas delivered presentations at the 9th World Conference on Metaphysics,

The study appeared in the volume’s Storia del Tomismo (History of Thomism) section. Cardinal González was a distinguished

On October 10, 2025, the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines and University of Santo Tomas (CBCP-UST) research

The Research Center for Theology, Religious Studies and Ethics (RCTRSE), in collaboration with the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of

How does Pope Francis’s concept of the culture of encounter become a possible principle for pastoral accompaniment, specifically

Rev. Fr. Vladimir Echalas, SOLT, CBCP Research Director, Prof. Dr. Florence Co-Navidad of the Faculty of Pharmacy and

How have Filipinos expressed grief alongside the technological means available to them? How does this development align with

The University of Santo Tomas’s Faculty of Theology, the Research Center for Theology, Religious Studies and Ethics (RCTRSE),

In a talk entitled “The Philippine Pursuit of Human Dignity: A Legal-Religious Dialogue,†Professor Marites Rano-Redoña, PhD of

In May 2025, Professor Jove Jim S. Aguas, PhD, and Assistant Professor Blaise D. Ringor, PhD, participated in

In a newly published interdisciplinary study, scholars from the University of Santo Tomas (UST) demonstrate how modern science

Artificial intelligence (AI) use, guided by ethics, was examined vis-a-vis its integration into Catholic higher education. In the

A new collection of studies, recently released in Spain, titled “Tomismo Hispano: Ocho Siglos de Tradición Intelectual,†offers

During the 129th Plenary Assembly of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) held on January 27,

In celebration of World Philosophy Day, Professor Jove Jim S. Aguas, PhD of the Department of Philosophy and

Among 749 Universities across 92 countries, the University claimed its place in the inaugural Times Higher Education Interdisciplinary