Academics
St. Vincent School of Theology is a Graduate School of Adamson University (AdU). We are the first theological school in the Philippines to earn the PACUCOA Level III Accreditation, upholding quality research and academic excellence.
Doing Philosophy and Theology from the Margins
Inspired by St. Vincent de Paul, we believe in a way of doing theology that builds on the religious experience and praxis of the socially excluded, gearing towards the evangelization of the poor.
Admissions
We accept qualified students from all walks of life, genders, and ages–seminarians, lay people, religious men and women, and parish or pastoral workers. It is our belief that doing and learning philosophy and theology is an ecumenical right and a responsibility of the people of God.
Charity in Action
The Resource Center for Social Concerns is an office unique to SVST seeking to provide a venue for engaging faith-based and secular social movements in a process of dialogue through research and documentation, conferences, and actual socio-pastoral engagement.
Your Second Home
We provide an environment that balances intellect and creativity, merging nature and art in our surroundings. We welcome organizations and institutions to make SVST their venue for enhanced learning.
Publish with Us
Our publications are accepting submissions for scholarly articles, reflective papers, and essays from researchers, students, and alumni. For the deadlines, requirements, and themes, click below.
Events
Misa ng Sambayanang Pilipino
SVST Day and Annual Vincentian Lecture
Feast of Cultures
Articles & Reflections
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The Eucharist, the Poor and the Meals of Jesus by Daniel Franklin E. Pilario, CM
How shall we think of the Eucharist today in a way that makes sense to the 1.2 billion all over… Read More
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The Duterte Charm by Daniel Franklin E. Pilario, CM
It is not the first time that a “benevolent tyrant” appears in history. The great Greek philosopher Aristotle was already… Read More
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Of Dogs, Children and Crumbs by Daniel Franklin E. Pilario, CM
Gospel ReflectionMT 15:21-28 Desperate Plea The request is a cry from a helpless poor mother. The woman was Canaanite, a… Read More