Early Bird Registration: Nature Lost, Nature Regained
26. 2. 2026 | EditorTRIERTIUM is delighted to be participating as a co-sponsor in the major international conference "Nature Lost, Nature Regained: Rethinking Nature Across Theology, Philosophy, and the Sciences" in Rome (Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Rome, June 24-26 2026). The Centre for Theology and Philosophy, in collaboration with the Pontifical University…Read more
Matteo Raffaelli on Triertium in Modern Theology
21. 2. 2026 | EditorA recent article by Matteo Raffaelli, published in Modern Theology (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/moth.70075), engages contemporary debates in Trinitarian ontology and relational metaphysics. In his study, Raffaelli explicitly refers to the TRIERTIUM 2025 Conference and to the TRIERTIUM Research Group, situating his argument regarding Erwin Schadel's Trinitarian thought within this broader intellectual context.…Read more
Joseph M. McMeans Joins the Triertium Project as Postdoctoral Researcher
18. 2. 2026 | EditorWe are pleased to announce that Joseph M. McMeans joined the Triertium reseach group in January 2026 as a postdoctoral researcher. He will participate in the activities of the research team while also pursuing his own individual research project. Joseph received his PhD in philosophy at St. Patrick’s Pontifical University…Read more
New Book: Kinder der Trinität – Eine trinitarische Ontologie des metaphysischen Kindseins
20. 1. 2026 | EditorNew Book Announcement: Eduard Fiedler Publishes Kinder der Trinität – Eine trinitarische Ontologie des metaphysischen Kindseins We are pleased to announce the publication of a new monograph by Eduard Fiedler, titled Kinder der Trinität – Eine trinitarische Ontologie des metaphysischen Kindseins (Alber Verlag / Nomos). The book offers an original…Read more
The Search for Trinitarian Wisdom: A Reflection on the TRIERTIUM Conference Published on Christnet
11. 1. 2026 | EditorA reflection by Petr Macek on the TRIERTIUM 2025 Conference has been published on the Czech Christian portal Christnet. The article offers a thoughtful account of the conference discussions and highlights the search for Trinitarian wisdom as a vital resource for contemporary thinking, science, culture, and politics. The full text…Read moreNature Lost, Nature Regained: Rethinking Nature Across Theology, Philosophy, and the Sciences
11. 1. 2026 | EditorTRIERTIUM is delighted to be participating as a co-sponsor in the major international conference "Nature Lost, Nature Regained: Rethinking Nature Across Theology, Philosophy, and the Sciences" in Rome (Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Rome, June 24-26 2026). The Centre for Theology and Philosophy, in collaboration with the Pontifical University…Read more
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Early Bird Registration: Nature Lost, Nature Regained
TRIERTIUM is delighted to be participating as a co-sponsor in the major international conference "Nature Lost, Nature Regained: Rethinking Nature…Matteo Raffaelli on Triertium in Modern Theology
A recent article by Matteo Raffaelli, published in Modern Theology (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/moth.70075), engages contemporary debates in Trinitarian ontology and relational metaphysics.…Joseph M. McMeans Joins the Triertium Project as Postdoctoral Researcher
We are pleased to announce that Joseph M. McMeans joined the Triertium reseach group in January 2026 as a postdoctoral…