Alexandre Palma

Alexandre Palma is a theologian, priest, and Associate Professor at the Faculty of Theology of the Catholic University of Portugal, where he teaches courses including Mystery of God, Christology, and Theology of Religions. He also serves as a researcher at the Center for Research in Theology and Religious Studies (CITER). His academic journey includes a Doctorate in Theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University (2013), a Master’s in Theology from the Catholic University of Portugal (2008), and a Theology degree from the same university (2005).

Palma’s research focuses on Trinitarian theology, public theology, hermeneutic theory, and environmental justice. His work explores intersections between theological-political discourses in post-secular societies, intercultural habitation during pandemics, and the centenary of Fátima as a plural hermeneutic moment. Recent projects include the ARCHAEOLOGY2022 and COLIVING2020, addressing cultural ecology and theological knowledge.

• Thematic Trends: Trinitarian Experience, Religious Identity, Cultural Hermeneutics, Environmental Ethics

He contributes to editorial boards such as Religions and Communio, and organizes academic events like the 9º Colóquio ReliMM (2024). His research output includes 42 scientific publications, with recent works on feminist hermeneutics, mental health in multicultural churches, and theological responses to pandemics.