
The Joy of Accompaniment: Rooted in Faith, Growing in Grace
We are deeply grateful for the meaningful start to our formation series, The Joy of Accompaniment. Held over two sessions on May 3 and 10,
The Don Bosco School of Theology (DBST), also known as Don Bosco Center of Studies (DBCS) at Paranaque City, was established in 1972 to house the Salesian students of theology.
We are a Catholic faith-community following the spirit of St. John Bosco and aspiring to be the leading center of theological and pastoral formation.
We commit ourselves to the formation of priests, consecrated persons, and the laity to be educators in the faith of the young and of families in response to the challenges of the New Evangelization.
We commit ourselves to the formation of priests, consecrated persons, and the laity to be educators in the faith of the young and of families in response to the challenges of the New Evangelization.
We are a Catholic faith-community following the spirit of St. John Bosco and aspiring to be the leading center of theological and pastoral formation.
Fidelity to the magisterium
Salesian Spirituality
Missionary Discipleship
Preferential Option for the Young
Dialogue with Religions
Cultures, and the Poor of Asia
We Accompany. We Grow.
Drawing near, He walked with them. (Luke 24:15)
We are deeply grateful for the meaningful start to our formation series, The Joy of Accompaniment. Held over two sessions on May 3 and 10,
The Don Bosco School of Theology community gathered today in a solemn Memorial Mass to pray for the eternal repose of His Holiness, Pope Francis.
On March 31, April 2, and April 4, 2025, Don Bosco School of Theology had the privilege of hosting the Grade 6 students of Manresa
The Don Bosco School of Theology (DBST), also known as Don Bosco Center of Studies (DBCS) at Paranaque City, was established in 1972 to house the Salesian students of theology. In 1983 it opened its own school of theology.