The ROR has initiated a collaboration with Triertium, a research group based in the Department of Philosophy and Patrology of the Saints Cyril and Methodius Faculty of Theology at Palack\u00fd University in Olomouc. Triertium, a blend of tri<\/em> (three) and ars<\/em> (art), coined by Jan Amos Komensk\u00fd, models its work by proposing a relational approach aimed, through a transdisciplinary method, at an integrated synthesis of knowledge, involving not only philosophy and theology but also all Christian arts of the 21st century. Both groups, at the core of their mission<\/em>, aim to explore and integrate, while preserving their individual peculiarities, new forms of complex and transdisciplinary relational thought, drawing upon Trinitarian ontology and Christian metaphysics, and exploring the new horizons of all sciences.<\/p>\n From 3 to 6 December last, the ROR participated, represented by Ilaria Vigorelli<\/a> and Giulio Maspero<\/a>, in the conference organised by Triertium titled \u201cA Trinitarian Synthesis of Wisdom\u201d. The conference, interspersed with a series of cultural, artistic, and liturgical events, brought together theologians, philosophers, scientists, and artists from many countries across Europe and the world. The organisers\u2019 intention was to initiate a critical and exploratory reflection on the Christian Trinitarian mystery as a form of absolute knowledge of reality, through the analysis of the strengths and contradictions of the principal speculative systems and hypotheses of the past and present. For further information, we refer you to the following webpage: https:\/\/www.triertium.cz\/.<\/p>\n