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The First Sixty Years of Loyola School of Theology

From: Loyola Papers Vol. 6 No. 2 (2025)

  • September 8, 2025
  • pp. 1–8

Abstract

Loyola School of Theology was inaugurated in 1965 to provide theological formation for the scholastics of the Society of Jesus, the seminarians of San Jose Seminary, and the scholastics of a number of other religious orders. It is the result of a fusion, first proposed by the Jesuit Provincial Fr. Francis X. Clark, of the faculties of Berchmans College in Cebu City (the former Jesuit Scholasticate) and San Jose Seminary in Highway 54, Quezon City

Research Areas: Church History, Philippine Studies

Keywords: Ateneo de Manila University, ecclesiastical faculty, institutional history, Loyola School of Theology, LST Statutes, San Jose Seminary, Society of Jesus