East Asian Pastoral Review.
- Manila : East Asian Review Institute, 2004.
The trinitarian source of missionary activity: insights from vatican II/ Felipe Gomez.--pp. 5-29. The heart of Jeus spirituality and the prophetic mission to the poor: a scriptural meditation/ Aloysius Pieris.--pp. 30-43. Human rights or human rites? a confucian cross-cultural perspective/ James T. Bretzke.--pp. 44-67. From ecclesia in asia to a mission of love and service: a comparative analysis of two contrasting approaches to doing christian mission in asia/ Jonathan Tan Yun-Ka.--pp. 68-101. No. 2 Mark's account (mk. 16:1-8)/ Megan McKenna.--pp. 109-135. Towards a theology of citizenship as the central challenge in asia/ Anselm Kyongsuk Min.--pp. 136-159. The mediating role of narrative in inter religious dialogue: implications and illustrations from the philippine context/ Jose Mario C. Francisco.--pp. 160-175. An asian reading of the gospel according to John/ Sebastian Painadath.--pp. 176-190. Millstones amid milestones/ Jojo M. Fung.--pp. 191-198. No. 3 Politics and the mission of the church in oceania/ Philip Gibbs.--pp. 223- 239. Christian-muslim relations: are we missing the real story/ Thomas Michael.--pp. 240-247. Embodiment, sexuality, theology, and morality/ Dionisio M. Miranda.--pp. 248-269. Towards fullness of life: womens resources for the transformation of the church/ Amelia Vasquez.--pp. 270-287. Two there are your holiness:suggestions for the next pope's agenda in line with John Paul II's invitation in Ut Unum Sint/ Aloysius Pieris.--pp. 288-309. Meeting God outside the camp/ Chrys Mcvey.--pp. 310-320. No. 4 Liberation theology in a postmarxist era: the philippine context/ Kathleen Nadeau.--pp. 329-354. Down from her pedestal: Elizabeth A. Johson's truly your sister/ mary Thomas.--pp. 355-386. Blessed are you Lord God of all creation/ Patrick Mcmullan.--pp. 387-392.