The Legacy of Suárez – Interview with the Author Jean‑Paul Coujou
Interview with Jean-Paul Coujou about his book The Legacy of Suárez: a still-relevant thought for understanding law and power.
Interview with Jean-Paul Coujou about his book The Legacy of Suárez: a still-relevant thought for understanding law and power.
When Suárez illuminates our modernity: Jean-Paul Coujou brings a major thinker back to life, whose work helps us understand the roots of our debates on law, sovereignty, freedom, and peace.
At Madrid, Dr. Marie Monnet, O.P., Rector of Domuni Universitas, inaugurates the Seventh Razón Abierta Congress dedicated to Francisco de Vitoria.
Sister Hanan reflects on this conference with Domuni’s Arabic-speaking students, which fostered an in-depth discussion on the ethics of artificial intelligence within academic, pastoral, and theological contexts.
The latest issue of TELOS entitled “Speaking, Living and Discerning the Truth” is now available.
With Magnifica Humanitas (15 May 2026), Pope Leo XIV firmly situates the question of artificial intelligence within the living continuity of the Social Doctrine of the Church.
Doctor of Theology, she lives in Tucumán, Argentina, from where she participates ever more actively in the academic life and teaching mission of Domuni Universitas.
The Director of the Domuni Research Institute delivered a widely noted presentation on artificial intelligence and leadership.
An educator working with individuals with mental disabilities, Francesco Lazzari lives in Senna Comasco, Italy. A native Italian speaker, after completing several Master of Arts degrees in English at Domuni, he is currently pursuing a Master of Arts (Year 1) in Biblical Theology in Italian.
In Baghdad, Domuni Universitas signed, on 24 April, a cooperation agreement with the Congregation of the Chaldean Sisters of Mary, represented by the Superior General of the Congregation.
The Network of Universities of the Order of Preachers (UNOP–RUOP) continues to strengthen its dynamic of international collaboration among Dominican academic institutions. The first meeting of the current working cycle took place on April 22, marking the beginning of a series of gatherings aimed at shaping shared priorities for the years ahead.
Doctor of Philosophy and member of the Dominican Order, he resides in Leuven, Belgium. A specialist in Thomas Aquinas and the philosophy of religion, he travels the world to transmit his knowledge.
Pierre Madiela, who graduated with a Master of Arts (MA2) in Theology from DOMUNI Universitas in 2021, has published Le laïc dans la pastorale de l’Église aux Seychelles with Éditions L’Harmattan.
“He has broken down the dividing wall of hostility.” (Eph 2:14) As Easter approaches, these words of the Apostle Paul resonate with particular intensity. They do not sidestep the world’s divisions; they cut right through them.
The launch of the Jounal INTEGRAL – Journal of Integral Development marks an important milestone in the deployment of the scientific partnership between Domuni Universitas and the Catholic University of Madagascar (UCM).
(Re)discover the proceedings of a Participatory Study Day.
Holding a PhD in History, an author, and Dean of Academic Studies at a university in Hobart, Tasmania (Australia), Nick Brodie is currently pursuing a Master of Arts (MA2) in Theology, specializing in Biblical Studies (English track), at Domuni Universitas.
Sister Agnès recounts the encounters that inspired her book Jewish Mirror of the Gospels and explains why rereading the New Testament in light of Jewish traditions and sources is essential in contemporary theology.
Theologian, author, and professor in Harare, Zimbabwe, Dr. Isaac Mutelo O.P. is also a professor and mentor at DOMUNI, where he supports students across several continents.
Artificial intelligence is now an integral part of our intellectual environment. The Charter governing its use has entered into force at Domuni-Universitas.