TRIERTIUM Conference: A Trinitarian Synthesis of Wisdom
Throughout history, the human spirit has turned to philosophy in its quest to create a unified system of all-embracing absolute knowledge. Theologians have reshaped this quest by relating it to the personal wisdom of Triune God who knows Himself and everything else through the other as the Father knows Himself and everything in the Son, and the Son knows Himself and everything in the Father in the unity of the Holy Spirit.
TRIERTIUM draws deeply from this relational tradition. In particular, we take inspiration from the holistic vision of the great Moravian theologian and philosopher Jan Amos Komenský, or Comenius, who coined the term “TRIERTIUM” from tri- (“three”) and ars (“art”) to name the early modern relational synthesis of all sciences and arts in Trinitarian ontology.
The TRIERTIUM Conference in 3 – 5 December 2025 will gather leading thinkers from philosophy and theology to consider the speculative ambitions and contradictions of the great systems and syntheses of human knowledge in the past and present. Together, we will reflect on how the Christian mystery of the Triune God transforms this quest for absolute knowledge of all reality. And we will participate in this transformation through a series of artistic, cultural and liturgical encounters.
The TRIERTIUM Conference 2025 brings together more than 60 distinguished thinkers from around the world, including philosophers, theologians, scientists, politicians, and artists. The full list of speakers includes:
Bartosz Adamski, Andrea Bellantone, Anastasiia Bondarenko, Prokop Brož (Auxiliary Bishop of Hradec Králové), Raul Buffo, Rocco Buttiglione, Maria Calabretto, Piero Carreras, Jose Yamid Castiblanco, SJ, Giulio Cavalli, Piero Coda, Mattia Coser, Michal Černý, Khegan M. Delport, Eduard Fiedler, Marco Fiorletta, Martina Frongillo, Emmanuel Gabellieri, Felix Geisler, Andrea Giovita, Philip Gonzales, Ryan Haacker, Michael Hauser, Petr Havlík, Vít Hlinka, Václav Kadrnka, Linus Karlsson, Lenka Karfíková, Benjamin Kiderman, Martin Kočí, Ondřej Kříž, Luka Kuchukhidze, Javier Liñán Delage, Virgil Lualhati McCorgray, Tomáš Machula, Francisco Javier Martínez Fernández (Archbishop Emeritus of Granada), Giulio Maspero, Henrique Mata de Vasconcelos, Matthew Mazza, John Milbank, Eirik Moland Fevang, Sean Palmer, Petr Pavlas, Juliana Peiró Pérez, Francesco Porchia, Dario Postolowski, Matteo Raffaelli, Paweł Rojek, Dalimil Ševčík, Jongseock Shin, Barbora Šmejdová, David Svoboda, Mátyás Szalay, Jan Thümmel, Malwina A. Tkacz, Dario Tordoni, Maurizio Trudu, Ilaria Vigorelli, Peter Volek, Travis Wade Zinn, Anna K. Winters, Ľubomír Žák.
