International, interdisciplinary peer-reviewed journal created to foster the understanding of diverse forms of lived Catholicism with attention to their significance for theoretical approaches in anthropology, history, sociology, media studies, psychology, theology, and philosophy.

The mission of the Josephinum Journal of Theology is to provide a forum for scholarly essays in support of the intellectual life of the Church, and to facilitate its evangelical and pastoral ministry through dialogue with those of good will.

Instructions for contributors.