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The Searchlight Magazine
The official publication of St. Thomas Aquinas Major Seminary, Bambui. The Searchlight covers seminary life, formation news, theological reflections, and alumni updates. Subscribe to receive issues directly in your inbox.
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Alumni of St. Thomas Aquinas Major Seminary
STAMS alumni serve as priests, bishops, and missionaries across Cameroon and around the world. Our alumni association promotes fraternity, supports ongoing formation, and fosters pride in the institution.
Our Mission as Alumni
To continue the legacy of St. Thomas Aquinas Major Seminary by promoting fraternity among the alumni, fostering the mission of the seminary, and engendering love and pride in the institution — forming a new bond and renewing old relationships with brother priests and lay alumni.
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Liturgy
Today's Daily Readings
Daily Scripture readings for the Roman Rite, provided by Universalis — updated automatically each day.
Academic Publication
The STAMS Seminary Journal
A peer-reviewed theological and pastoral journal published by St. Thomas Aquinas Major Seminary, Bambui. The Journal provides a forum for scholarly reflection on theology, philosophy, scripture, and the life of the Church — particularly in the African context.
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Submission Guidelines
The STAMS Seminary Journal welcomes original, unpublished scholarly articles in English or French. All submissions are subject to double-blind peer review by the editorial board.
Submit via EmailRequirements
- Articles: 3,000 – 8,000 words (including footnotes)
- Book reviews: 800 – 1,500 words
- Abstract: max 250 words with 5 keywords
- Style: Chicago / Turabian footnote format
- Language: English or French
- Format: .docx or .odt file attachment
- Authors must be clergy, religious, or academic theologians
- Submissions must be original and not under review elsewhere
