Paula Marcela Depaula

Prof. Paula Marcela Depaula is a Professor of Liturgical and Sacramental Theology at Centro Universitario La Salle (Madrid). She holds a PhD in Dogmatic Sacramental Theology from the Pontifical Athenaeum of Sant'Anselmo (Rome, 2015) and dual bachelor's degrees in Theology and Economics. Her research focuses on liturgical reform, women's roles in liturgy, and symbolic rituals in contemporary ecclesial contexts. She contributes to pastoral publications like Queridas familias and serves on committees such as Comisión 13 (Amazonian Rite Study) and Revista Galilea's advisory board. Recent articles analyze domestic liturgy dynamics, symbolic universes for youth, and sinodal church representation.

• Education:
• PhD: Dogmatic Sacramental Theology, Pontifical Athenaeum of Sant'Anselmo (2015, Cum Laude)
• Bachelor's: Dogmatic Theology, Pontifical University of Comillas (2005)
• Bachelor's: Economics, University of Buenos Aires (1995)
• Key Activities:
• Editor for PPC Publishing
• Coordinator of the Sofía book series
• Invited professor at the University of Salamanca