Philippine Association for the Sociology of Religion Journal

This issue of the Philippine Association for the Sociology of Religion Journal (PASR Journal) presents a collection of scholarly works that examine the intersection of religion, education, society, culture, and human experience through sociological, philosophical, and interdisciplinary lenses. The articles featured in this volume explore contemporary realities affecting educational institutions, social relationships, leadership, spirituality, and community life, particularly within the Philippine context.

Through qualitative, phenomenological, and reflective approaches, the contributors offer meaningful insights into how religion and social structures influence human behavior, professional experiences, and societal transformation. This issue aims to contribute to ongoing academic discourse in the sociology of religion by providing research that is both contextually grounded and socially relevant, encouraging deeper reflection on the role of faith and human relationships in shaping contemporary society.