We are pleased to present to our readers the latest volume of Studia Theologiae Dogmaticae, entitled “Person – Faith – Community.” This edition focuses on the profoundly human dimension of the experience of faith—lived both individually and within the community of the Church.

The articles in this issue explore themes related to the personal encounter between the human person and God, spirituality rooted in freedom and responsibility, as well as the transmission and formation of faith in both historical and contemporary contexts. Readers will find reflections on the role of the sacraments in the life of believers, insights drawn from the teachings of the Church, and interpretations of spiritual themes present in literature.

This volume also includes texts highlighting the spiritual and cultural significance of the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris—a powerful symbol of community, renewal, and the continuity of faith.

We warmly invite you to read and reflect!