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EMMANUEL S. DE GUZMAN, PhD

Curriculum Vitae

EDUCATION

Doctoral degree: Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium  PhD in Religious Studies, 1991-1995 o Area of study: Dogmatic Theology o Dissertation: . Basic Communities in the Light of Local Church History . Promotor/Advisor: Prof. Dr. Georges de Schrijver, SJ (+) . Readers: Prof. Dr. Howard Lombaerts, Prof. Dr. Jose M. de Mesa . Honors: Magna cum laude  PhD Candidacy Program, 1989-1991, cum laude (equivalent to M.A. degree) Unfinished Master of Arts Programs:  Maryhill School of Theology, Quezon City, , M.A. program in Theological Studies, 1985-1989  Southeast Asia Interdisciplinary Development Institute, , Philippines, M.A. program in Organization Development and Planning, 1981 Undergraduate degree: University of the Philippines, Diliman, Philippines  Degree Major: Bachelor of Arts, major in Psychology, 1975-1978 Basic : San Beda College, Manila, Philippines, 1962-1974

POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP GRANT

Senior Research Fellow, DePaul University – Center for World Catholicism and Intercultural Theology, Chicago, Illinois, USA, September – December 2016 International Visiting Research Scholar, Jesuit School of Theology – Santa Clara University, Berkeley, , USA, September 2015 – May 2016

ACADEMIC POSITIONS

Current Teaching Positions (2016-2019)  Part-time Faculty Member, Maryhill School of Theology, Quezon City, Philipines  Part-time Faculty Member, Loyola School of Theology, Quezon City, Philippines  Part-time Faculty Member, Institute for Consecrated Life in Asia, Quezon City, Philippines

Past Teaching Positions:  Full-time Faculty Member, St. Vincent School of Theology – , Quezon City, Philippines, Associate Professor, 2005-2012  Part-time Faculty Member, St. Vincent School of Theology – Adamson University, Quezon City, Philippines, 1999/2000-2005, 2012-2015  Part-time Faculty Member, Institute for Consecrated Life in Asia, Quezon City, Philippines, 2008 - 2012  Full-time Faculty Member, Maryhill School of Theology, Quezon City, Philippines, Associate Professor, 1995-2005  Part-time Faculty Member, Maryhill School of Theology, Quezon City, Philippines, Associate Professor, 2005-2011 E S. de Guzman CV [2]

 Part-time Faculty Member, East Asia Pastoral Institute, Ateneo de Manila University, Quezon City, Philippines, 2009 - 2015  Part-time Faculty Member, Inter-Congregation Theological Center, Quezon City, Philippines, 1995-1998, 2000 - 2012  Part-time Faculty Member, Institute of Philosophy and Religion, St. Louis University, Baguio City, Philippines, Summer of 1996 – 2009, 2012  Part-time Faculty Member, , Manila, Philippines, Religious Education Department, Doctoral Program on Applied Theology, 2010  Part-time Faculty Member, Institute of Formation and Religious Studies, Quezon City, Philippines, 1997-2005

AREAS/COURSES OF ACADEMIC TEACHING

Master of Arts in Theology and in Pastoral Ministry (Regular courses)  Fundamental Systematic Theology (Revelation-Faith and Introduction to Theology)  Ecclesiology (Theology of the Church)  Christology  Theological Anthropology: Creation-Grace  Theological Anthropology: Eschatology  Ministry in the Church  Introduction to Theologies of Migration  Ecclesiology in the Context of Migration  Justice (Theologico-Ethical Issues) and Migration  Contextual Theologies in a Postcolonial Perspective

Doctor of Philosophy, Major in Systematic Theology Studies  Contemporary Ecclesiology and Theological Ethics, Summer 2014  Theology of Migration and Contemporary Theologies, 2nd semester 2015-2016

Has supervised/directed as adviser of thesis and dissertation writings, as well as served as reader/jury member of over 50 M.A. thesis writings from 1985 to 2016 (list upon request).

Supervising/Advising PhD doctoral dissertation, 2014 – (ongoing)

Has directed reviews and served as examiner of comprehensive examinations of students from 1985 to 2015.

ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS (WITH DESCRIPTION OF WORK COMPETENCIES)

Researcher for Special Projects, Adamson University, Philippines, 2014-2015 (conducted research study for the University President and Vice-President for Academic Affairs for the creation of the University Scientific Career System for full-time university researchers; assisted in the accreditation requirements of the university for the Commission on ) Director of Institute for Religion Education, Adamson University, Philippines, 2012-2015 (mapped college courses/subjects on theology for every semester; assigned teachers for the various theology courses/subjects for every semester; orchestrated faculty development seminars and skill training sessions; wrote regular reports of the Institute to the Office of the Vice-President for Academic Affairs; evaluated teachers’ performance and ethical behaviors per university protocols; coordinated theology E S. de Guzman CV [3]

subjects and classes with the university campus ministry and integrated community extension services) Associate Editor of Adamson Journal of Research, and Member of University Research Council, Adamson University, Manila, Philippines, 2013-14 (reviewed and approved essays/articles submitted for publication in the university academic journal) Director for Theological and Pastoral Services, St. Vincent School of Theology – Adamson University, Quezon Philippines, 2005-2012 (developed teaching and learning modules for lay leaders from parishes and dioceses on applied theology pertinent to ministries in Christian formation, liturgy and sacraments, and basic ecclesial communities; promoted, recruited, and supervise lay student-participants for the various modules; assigned and evaluated teachers of various modules) Director, Office for Research and Publications – Adamson University, St. Vincent School of Theology, Quezon Philippines, 2010 – 2011 (accepted and assigned peer-reviews of submitted academic essays/articles for journal publication of SVST, “Hapag – Theological Interdiciplinary and Cultural Journal); coordinated publication of the academic journal; encouraged faculty members for their academic essays/articles for publication) Member, Administrative and Academic Councils, St. Vincent School of Theology – Adamson University, Quezon Philippines, 2005-2012 (evaluated and planned with the council the major operational aspects of the school; made policies for the enhancement of academic performance and integrity of the students in all the programs, Ordained Ministry, MA, PhD, Saturday Lay Programs, Philosophy for Theological Studies; developed documentation evidence for accreditation requirements of the school for the Commission on Higher Education of the Philippine Government) Dean for Graduate Studies, Maryhill School of Theology, Quezon City, Philippines, 1996-1999, 2000-2002 (supervised the program of studies of M.A. candidates for Theological Studies and Pastoral Ministry; developed curriculum and requirements of the M.A. programs; assigned teachers for various M.A. courses; headed panel or readers/examiners of thesis defenses; wrote and submitted annual reports of M.A. program and status of candidates; provided academic counseling to M.A. students) Academic Council Member, Maryhill School of Theology, Quezon City, Philippines, 1996-1999, 2000-2002, 2004-2005 (evaluated and planned with the council the major operational aspects of the school; made policies for the enhancement of academic performance and integrity of the students in all the programs, Ordained Ministry, MA, PhD, Saturday Lay Programs, Philosophy for Theological Studies; developed documentation evidence for accreditation requirements of the school for the Commission on Higher Education of the Philippine Government) Consultant to the President on Academic and Administrative Affairs, Consultant to the President on Academic and Administrative Affairs, Maryhill School of Theology, Quezon City, Philippines, 1999-2000 (assisted the President on matters of academic ranking, performance and merits of faculty members) Coordinator, Pastoral-Theological Integration Program, Maryhill School of Theology, Quezon City, Philippines, 1996-1999 (created and managed academic-pastoral integration experiences of students Executive Director, Lay Formation Institute, Quezon City, Philippines, 1981-1989 (developed and managed theological formation and skills training of lay leaders of Basic Ecclesial Communities for parishes, dioceses, and various church organizations; supervised human development programs for staff-trainors of the Institutes; led in the organization of basic ecclesial communities in parishes in the Philippines; represented the Institute in inter- institutional and research network building in the Philippines and overseas; conducted theology and skills program as trainor; organized and managed national inter-BEC conferences in the Philippines; wrote and submitted project proposals to funding institutions) E S. de Guzman CV [4]

Organizer of Basic Ecclesial Communities, Parish of the Holy Sacrifice, Quezon City, Philippines, 1978-1981(immersed and coordinated community-building processes in neighborhood communities of the parish; developed and coordinated programs for the youth of the parish; worked with the Parish Formation Team in the initiation, maintenance and promotion of basic Ecclesial communities in the parish).

RESEARCH INTERESTS  Theology and Interculturality  Theology of Migration Studies  Southeast Asian Cultural Virtues and Theological Ethics  Ecclesiology and Christology at the Margins  Theology, Inter-Ethnic/Religious Virtues and Peace-building  Theology, Culture and Spirituality of Everyday Life  Indigenous Culture, Religions and Religiosity

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

 DAMDAMING KATOLIKO SA TEOLOHIYA (DAKATEO) – Catholic Theological Society of the Philippines o Chair, Board of Trustees (2016, 2017, 2018) o President of the Association (2013, 2014, 2015) o Co-founder (2011) o Member of Board of Trustees (2003 - present) o Secretary of the Association (2003-2005)  International Network of Societies for Catholic Theology (INSeCT) o DaKaTeo Representative (2014 – 2016)  CATHOLIC RESOURCES FOR THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION o Co-founder (2011) o Trustee, and Academic Coordinator (2011 - )

PUBLICATIONS

2017 “ASEAN Integration: Challenges to Ecclesial and Theological Praxis.” In CHALLENGES TO FILIPINO THEOLOGY IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD. Hapag Interdisciplinary Journal of Theology and Culture, St. Vincent School of Theology. 2017 Co-Editor with Ruben Mendoza, CHALLENGES TO FILIPINO THEOLOGY IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD. Hapag Interdisciplinary Journal of Theology and Culture, St. Vincent School of Theology. 2016 Co-authored with Agnes M. Brazal. “Intercultural Church: A Challenge in the Asian Migrant Context. In CHRISTIANITIES IN MIGRATION: THE GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE. Edited by Elaine Padilla and Peter Phan. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. 2016 “Transparochial Communities: Force of Renewal or Blocks to the Church of the Poor.” In PCP II: TWENTY YEARS AFTER. Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press. 2015 Co-authored with Agnes M. Brazal. INTERCULTURAL CHURCH: BRIDGE OF SOLIDARITY IN THE MIGRATION CONTEXT. Borderless Press. 2015 Co-authored with Agnes M. Brazal, “Seeing Beyond the Religious and Social Divide: the Intercultural Church in the Migrant Context.” In WHERE WE DWELL IN COMMON: THE QUEST FOR DIALOGUE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY. Edited by Gerard Mannion. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.

E S. de Guzman CV [5]

2015 SEARCHING FOR GOD IN THE WORLD TODAY, Work/Textbook for Theology I, Head Writer and Editor. Manila: Institute of Religious Education, Adamson University 2011 “Empowering the Laity: Basic Ecclesial Communities and Ciudad Mistica de Dios of Mt. Banahaw,” in SPIRITUALITY AND THE CHURCH OF THE POOR. Quezon City: Institute of Spirituality in Asia. 2011 “Basic Ecclesial Communities in Jeju, South Korea,” in EAST ASIAN PASTORAL REVIEW 2010 “Walking on Muddy Ground.” In CHRISTIAN TRADITION AND POLITICS. Edited by Emmanuel S. de Guzman and Aloysius Cartagenas. HAPAG Journal of Theological and Cultural Research. 2010 Co-edited with Aloysius Cartagenas.CHRISTIAN TRADITION AND POLITICS. HAPAG Journal of Theological and Cultural Research, 2010. 2010 MAPPING THE CHURCH ON THE MOVE. Exodus Series 6. A Resource Guide for the Migrant Ministry in Asia. Quezon City: Scalabrini Migration Center. 2008 “The Church as ‘Imagined Communities’ among Differentiated Social Bodies,” IN FAITH ON THE MOVE: TOWARDS A THEOLOGY OF MIGRATION IN ASIAN CONTEXT. Edited by Fabio Baggio and Agnes M. Brazal. Quezon City: Ateneo de Manila University Press, 118-154. 2005 THE LAITY IN THE MINISTRY TO THE MIGRANTS. Exodus Series 6. A Resource Guide for the Migrant Ministry in Asia. Quezon City: Scalabrini Migration Center. 2004 “Fundamentalism and Multi-Contextuality in of Theology.” In FUNDAMENTALISM AND PLURALISM IN THE CHURCH. Edited by Dennis T. Gonzalez. Manila: DAKATEO, 2004, 126-158. 2004 “Exploring the Terrain of Sensus Fidelium among ‘Root-crops’ Christians.” MST REVIEW 6:2. 1-73. 2004 “A Lay Educator’s Ecclesiological Reading.” In CHARTING THE FUTURE OF THEOLOGY AND THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION IN ASIAN CONTEXTS. Edited by David Kwang-sun Suh, Annette Meuthrathe, ChoeHyondok. Delhi: ISPCK, 2004, 164-193. 2003 “Come Near, Stand in the Center! Reflections on the Political Dimension of the Basic Ecclesial Communities.” IN BECS IN THE PHILIPPINES: DREAM OR REALITY? A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY REFLECTION.Edited by Josemarie Delgado, Manny Gabriel, Estela Padilla, and Amado Picardal. , Phils.:BukalngTipan 2004, 161-202. 2001 Co-Author, MGAKATAGASATEOLOHIYANGDOKTRINAL(Filipino Glossary of Systematic Theology), Quezon City, Philippines: Maryhill School of Theology (MST). 2000 Basic Communities in the Philippine Church (III): Seeds of Democratization and Renewal.” MST REVIEW (Journal for Theological and Cultural Studies) 4:1, 1-16 2000 Basic Communities in the Philippine Church (II): Yeast in the Dough or Mold on the Bread?” MST REVIEW, 3:2, 181-216. 1999 “Basic Communities in the Philippine Church: The Pre-Martial Law Period.” MST Review 2:1, 1- 20. 1988 “What Lay People in BCCs expect of Church Leaders,” SANLOOB, MST student journal. 1987 “Basic Christian Communities: A Layperson’s View,” French-edition journal of the INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT FOR CULTURAL AND INTELLECTUAL AFFAIRS (ICMICA). 1987 “People Power: Practice and Reflections in Basic Christian Communities,” PEOPLE POWER IN THE CONTEXT OF SOCIAL WORK, Manila: SSWAP-MSSD. 1986 MANILA 1986, a participatory research project on the urban poor’s perception and analysis of society and church (co-author with Victoria Cruz and Manuel G. Gabriel), Blowick-Galvin Fellowship, Society of St. Columban, Philippine district. 1986 PASKONGPAMILYA ‘86: THE FAMILY AND BASIC ECCLESIAL COMMUNITIES(co-author), Manila: Episcopal Commission on Family Life. 1985 Co-Authored with Manuel G. Gabriel,Inter-BCC Dialogue: A Philippine Experience, Quezon City: Lay Formation Institute. E S. de Guzman CV [6]

1985 Co-Author with Manuel G. Gabriel,TOWARDS CHURCH RENEWAL AND SPIRITUALITY IN BCC: MANUAL FOR THE INITIAL TRAINING OF BCC LEADERS, Quezon City: Lay Formation Institute. 1980 ANG BCC LIDER(Leadership in BCC), Manila: Communications Foundations for Asia.

CONFERENCES ATTENDED (un-updated)

November 2016 “Religion and Ethnicity in Southeast Asia,” DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois, USA (lecturer) November 2016 “The Praxis of Social Ethics in Southeast Asia,” DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois, USA (lecturer) October 2016 “Living Out Intercultural Unity in Southeast Asia,” DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois, USA (lecturer) May 2016 “Research on intercultural Praxis in Southeast Asia: A Report”, Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University, Berkeley, California, USA (lecturer) July 2015 Pan-Asian Conference of the Catholic Theological Ethics in the World Church (CTEWC), Bangalore, India (participant) June 2015 “Theological Conversations on the Lineamenta for the 2015 Synod of Bishops on The Vocation and Mission of the Family in the Church and Contemporary World,” Annual Conference of DaKaTep, Tagaytay City, Philippines (conference organizer) December 2014 “Theology, Conflict, and Peace-building: An Intercontinental Conversation,” organized by St. Vincent School of Theology, De Paul University, Adamson University, and DaKaTeo, at St. Vincent School of Theology and Adamson University, Philippines (co-organizer) November 2014 “Sensus Fidei in the Life of the Church: A Critical Introduction” (Paper -Presenter), Ateneo de Manila University, Quezon City, Philippines October 2014 “ASEAN Integration: Challenges for Ecclesial and Theological Praxis” (Paper-Presenter), 12th Annual Conference of DaKaTeo, at Donsol, Sorsogon, Philippines August 2014 “Hindsights, Insights, Foresights: 50 Years of Vincentian Presence in Adamson University,” Adamson University, Philippines (co-organizer) July 2014 “State of Theology in the Philippines” (Paper-Presenter), Network Council Meeting of the International Network of Societies for Catholic Theology, at Belo Horizonte, Brazil March 2014 “The University as a Community of Virtues” (Paper-Presenter), Interdisciplinary Conference on “ and Filipino Virtues in the Context of Systemic Change,” organized by Center for Research, Evaluation and Continuing Education, and the Institute of Religious Education, Adamson University, Philippines October 2013 "Vatican II After Fifty Years: Philippine Experience," Annual Conference of DaKaTeo, Butuan City, Philippines (participant) July 2013 “Theology and Power: Intercontinental Conversation,” organized by DaKaTeo and European Society for Catholic Theology, at Loyola School of Theology and St. Vincent School of Theology (participant) October 2011 "Art and Theology at the Crossroads?" Annual Conference of DaKaTeo, Baguio City, Philippines (participant) October 2010 "Reimaging Christianity for a Green World," Annual Conference of DaKaTeo, Davao City, Philippines (participant) October 2009 “Christian Tradition and Politics,” Annual Conference of DaKaTeo, Tagbilaran City, Philippines (participant) October 2008 “Pre-Theological Musings on Sexual Violence Against Women (Paper- E S. de Guzman CV [7]

Presenter), in “Sexual Violence Against Women," Annual Conference of DaKaTeo, Tagaytay City, Philippines May 2008 “St. Paul and the Migrants: A Postcolonial Reading” (Paper-Presenter), in “St. Paul and Mission,” Maryhill School of Theology, Quezon City, Philippines October 2007 “The Odor of Difference” (Paper-Presenter), in “Marginalization, Exclusion, and Suffering,” Annual Conference of DaKaTeo, Cebu City, Philippines February 2007 “Wired in Christ: Ecclesiological Reflections in the Context of Migration” (Paper-Presenter), in “Cyberspace: New Frontier of Mission,” Maryhill School of Theology, Quezon City, Philippines October 2006 “Interdisciplinarity in Theology,” Annual Conference of DaKaTeo, Cebu City, Philippines (participant) July 2006 “The Church as Imagined Community of Differentiated Social Bodies” (Paper-Presenter), in “Faith on the Move: Towards a Theology of Migration in Asian Context,” organized by Scalabrini Migration Center, Maryhill School of Theology, and Episcopal Commission on Migration and Itinerant Peoples, Quezon City, Philippines October 2005 “Theological Conversations on Postcolonial and Global Contexts,” Annual Conference DaKaTeo, Tagaytay City, Philippines (Participant) October 2004 “Culture, Praxis and Theology: Interdisciplinary Conversation,” organized by St. Vincent School of Theology, Quezon City, Philippines (Participant) December 2002 “A Lay Educator’s Perspective” (Paper-Presenter), in “Teaching Theology in Asian Context: A Conference to Evaluate Curricula” (Paper organized by the Institute of Missiology Missio, Aachen, Germany, and Asian Christian Higher Education Institute, Bangkok, Thailand October 2002 “Fundamentalism and Pluralism in the Church,” organized by the Philippine-based alumni of the Faculty of Theology, Catholic University of Louvain, at De La Salle University, Philippines (Paper-Presenter) April 1999 “Rerooting the Faith in the Life of Asian Peoples through Basic Ecclesial Communities,” Preparatory Theological Consultation of the Office of the Laity of the Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences (Paper-Presenter) October 1998 “Diocesan Formation Program on Church Renewal,” Diocese of Keningao, Malaysia, (Main lecturer & facilitator) April 1995 “Vatican II and its Heritage,” Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Participant) September 1990 “The Pedagogy of Grassroots Christian Communities,” Annual Meeting of MISSIO Scholars (Institute of Missiology, Aachen), Leuven (Paper- presenter) January 1990 “Basic Communities in the Philippine Church,” Liberation Theology Forum, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium (Paper presenter) November 1986 “The First Lumko International Course,” Lumko Missiological Institute, Germinston, South Africa (Participant; sponsored by MISSIO-Aachen) September 1986 “The Fourth Plenary Assembly of the Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences: The Vocation and Mission of the Laity in the Church and in the World of Asia,” Tokyo, Japan (Philippine delegate; sponsored by the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines) September- “Justice and Faith Workshop,” organized and sponsored by the Society of . December 1984 St. Columban, Bellinter (Navan), Ireland (Participant; sponsored by MISSIO-München)

E S. de Guzman CV [8]

RESEARCH WORK COMPLETED

“Navigating the Invisible World: Ivatan Healers in a Changing Society.” In BATANES HERITAGE RESEARCH, for Adamson University, Manila, Philippines “The University as a Community of Virtues of God and for the Poor.” In VINCENT DE PAUL AND FILIPINO VIRTUES IN THE CONTEXT OF SYSTEMIC CHANGE, for Adamson University, Manila, Philippines Work/Textbook for Theology I of Adamson University, SEARCHING FOR GOD IN THE WORLD TODAY, co-researchers: Gliceria Lunag and Evalor Rivera (2013-2014; completed, waiting publication, utilization commenced in 2014) Work/Textbook for Theology II of Adamson University, RESPONDING TO GOD TO BECOME FULLY HUMAN, co-researchers: Gina Udarbe and Jennifer Villagonzalo (2013-2014; completed, waiting publication, utilization commenced in 2014) Conference Papers on VINCENT DE PAUL AND FILIPINO VIRTUES IN THE CONTEXT OF SYSTEMIC CHANGE (2014) Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Asian Integrated Pastoral Approach (ASIPA), Research proponent - East Asia Pastoral Institute, Ateneo de Manila University, Quezon City, Philippines. Researcher’s Area: Jeju Island, South Korea. (2009—2010; completed and published) Women and Basic Ecclesial Communities: Philippines. Co-Researcher of the project of Missio- Munich, Germany, for the Catholic Bishops Conference of Germany. Conducted 5 focus group-consultations in the Philippines.(2002) “What Lay People in BCCs expect of Church Leaders,” a discussion paper presented to a forum of systematic and moral theologians in . (1988) “BAKAS as Dynamic Equivalent of Sacramentum/Mysterion,” co-researcher with the class on ‘Filipino Religiosity’ under Dr Jose de Mesa, presented to a public Consultation with theologians and pastoral workers. (1988) “Manila 1986,” a participatory research project on the urban poor’s perception and analysis of society and church (Published under the co-authorship of Victoria Cruz and Manuel G. Gabriel), Blowick-Galvin Fellowship, Society of St. Columban, Philippine district.(1986)

PERSONAL INFORMATION

 Nationality: Filipino (Philippines)  Gender: Male  Date and Place of Birth: July 14, 1957 in Quezon City, Philippines  Spouse: Agnes M. Brazal, PhD/SThD  Home Address: Block 2, Lot 6 Kublai Khan St., Kingsville Executive Village, Brgy. Mayamot, Antipolo City 1870, Rizal, Philippines  Contact Numbers:  63+02+8+682.52.49; mobile phone 0998-974-9160  Email: [email protected]