CTCT

God’s blessing to you! Welcome to the website of the Conference on Theology in the Caribbean Today! We’re a collective of Caribbean theologians, philosophers, activists, artists, pastoral workers, parents, etc. who aspire to live out our faith and culture in the many ways God calls us to live. We hope you enjoy the rich resources we have to offer as we share all that we can with you.

Mission and Vision

The Conference on Theology in the Caribbean Today (CTCT) is dedicated to nurturing theological reflection that resonates with the Caribbean’s unique cultural and spiritual landscape. Our mission is to create a vibrant space where individuals can explore their faith in relation to their everyday lives, fostering a deeper understanding of God’s call in the Caribbean context.

CTCT is committed to celebrating and promoting theological discourse that is pastorally grounded and culturally relevant. We aim to bridge the gap between faith and daily life, encouraging dialogue and collaboration among Caribbeanists from all walks of life.

History

Founded in 1994, the CTCT was originally known as “Caribbean Theology Today”. The CTCT began to take its shape under the leadership of three Catholic clergy, Father Michel de Verteuil CSP, Archbishop Emeritus Joseph Harris CSP, and Monsignor Patrick ‘PABA’ Anthony. These three men sought to foster a space where people from all walks of life could gather and ask questions about their faith in relation to their everyday experience. At this point of history, the CTCT aims to focus on ecumenism, inter-religious dialogue, and a deepening of Caribbean theology.