Science

The Catholic Faculty of Theology at the University of Split is a hub of theological research and academic excellence, engaging in various scientific activities that contribute significantly to the field. The faculty's commitment to theological scholarship is evident through its publications, symposia, and specialized research centers.

Theological Journal "Church in the World"

“Church in the World” is a renowned theological periodical initiated in 1966 by the Split-Makarska Archbishop Dr. Frane Franić and his close collaborators. This periodical has been published continuously since its inception, providing a platform for theological discourse and scholarly articles on various aspects of theology, church history, and contemporary issues in the Church. The journal plays a crucial role in fostering theological scholarship and is highly regarded in academic circles.

Liturgical Periodical "Divine Service"

The liturgical periodical "Divine Service" was initiated in 1960 by the Franciscan Province of the Most Holy Redeemer. This periodical focuses on liturgical studies and practices, offering insights and scholarly articles that enhance the understanding and celebration of the liturgy within the Church. It serves as an important resource for theologians, liturgists, and clergy.

Annual Scientific-Theological Symposiums

The Catholic Faculty of Theology organizes regular annual scientific-theological symposiums. These symposiums bring together scholars, theologians, and students from various disciplines to discuss and explore contemporary theological issues. The symposiums provide a forum for presenting research, sharing ideas, and fostering academic dialogue, contributing to the advancement of theological knowledge and practice.

Research Centers

The faculty hosts two specialized research centers that focus on distinct areas of theological and historical research:

• Hieronymianum - The Research Center on Saint Jerome's Life and Work
  Located at Zrinsko-Frankopanska 19, 21000 Split, the Hieronymianum focuses on researching the life and works of Saint Jerome. Its primary goals include translating Saint Jerome's works into Croatian, studying his significance for Croatian history and culture and preserving his cultural and spiritual heritage. The Center engages in interdisciplinary research, publishes scholarly and popular editions, and creates media materials to promote a deeper understanding of Saint Jerome. It also organizes seminars, conferences, and collaborates with both national and international academic institutions.
• Center for Epigraphic, Paleographic, and Historical-Theological Research "Don Frane Bulić"
  This Center is dedicated to the research, study, and publication of epigraphic and diplomatic sources crucial to the history of the Catholic Church in Southern Croatia, particularly during the Ottoman period. It focuses on transcribing texts from the Turkish era, studying medieval manuscripts, and publishing books and documentaries on historical and theological topics. The Center fosters collaboration with similar institutions domestically and internationally, contributing significantly to the preservation and understanding of historical and theological heritage.

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