EMMANUEL S. DE GUZMAN
PhD Religious Studies, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
PhD Candidacy program, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
MA Theological Studies (cand.), Maryhill School of Theology
MA Organizational Development and Planning, Southeast Asia Interdisciplinary Development Institute
BA major in Psychology minor in Anthropology, University of the Philippines Diliman
PhD Religious Studies, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
PhD Candidacy program, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
MA Theological Studies (cand.), Maryhill School of Theology
MA Organizational Development and Planning, Southeast Asia Interdisciplinary Development Institute
BA major in Psychology minor in Anthropology, University of the Philippines Diliman
Emmanuel De Guzman, PhD is a married theologian from the Philippines. He is a fulltime professor of Systematic Theology at St. Vincent School of Theology (SVST) – Adamson University, where he is also the Director for Theological and Pastoral Services, and Acting Director for Research and Publications. Among the regular courses he teaches are “Fundamental Systematic Theology,” “Doing Contextual Theology in Asia,” “Doing Theology for Beginners,” “Doing Theology of Every Life,” “Theology and Praxis of the Laity,” “Theology and Spirituality of the Federation of Bishop’s Conferences,” as well as “Christology” and “Ecclesiology” on occasional basis. He directs the Synthesis Course for the Comprehensive Examinations, and coordinator of the Synthesis Paper and Thesis Writing of graduating students. He is in-charge of SVST’s Introductory Theological Formation program and the HaPág-Layko program. He also teaches “Introduction to Theology” at the Institute for Consecrated Life in Asia, “Introduction to Pastoral Studies” at East Asia Pastoral Institute, “Introduction to Theologies of Migration” and “Ecclesiology and Ministries in Migration Context” at Loyola School of Theology, “Shifting Paradigms of Culture, Church and Mission” at the Euntes Mission Center – Zamboanga City, and a resource person on “The Role of the Laity in the Ministry to Migrants” in the Exodus Training for Pastoral Workers of the CBCP’s Episcopal Commission for Migrants and Itinerant Peoples. He is co-founder of the Damdaming Katoliko sa Teolohiya or DaKaTeo (Catholic Theological Society of the Philippines).
Publications
Mapping Church on the Move. Exodus Series 12: A Resource Guide for the Migrant Ministry in Asia. Quezon City: Scalabrini Migration Center, 2010.
“Paul for Today’s Slaves of Globalization: Migrants and Anti-Imperial Marginality.” MST Review. 2009
“The Scent of Marginality: Odorizing Difference in Migratory Relations.” HAPAG, Theological-Cultural Journal of St. Vincent School of Theology, 2009
“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 (2008): 118-154.
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, 2005.
“Fundamentalism and Mutli-Contextuality in Classrooms of Theology.” In Fundamenatalism and Pluralism in the Church. Ed. Dennis T. Gonzalez. Manila: DAKATEO, 2004, 126-158.
“Exploring the Terrain of Sensus Fidellium among ‘Root-crops’ Christians.” MST Review 6:2 (2004): 1-73
“A Lay Educator’s Ecclesiological Reading.” In Charting the Future of Theology and Theological Education in Asian Contexts. Eds. David Kwang-sun Suh, Annette Meuthrathe, Choe Hyondok.. Delhi: ISPCK, 2004, 164-193.
“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-DisciplinaryReflection. Ed. Josemarie Delgado, Manny Gabriel, Estela Padilla, and Amado Picardal. Antipolo, Phils.: Bukang Tipan 2004, 161-202.
Co-Author, Mga Kataga sa Teolohiyang Doktrinal (Filipino Glossary of Systematic Theology), Quezon City, Philippines: Maryhill School of Theology, 2001.
“Basic Communities in the Philippine Church (III) : Seeds of Democratization and Renewal.” MST Review (Journal for Theological and Cultural Studies) 4:1 (2000): 1-16.
“Basic Communities in the Philippine Church (II): Yeast in the Dough or Mold on the Bread?” MST Review 3:2, (2000): 181-216.
“Basic Communities in the Philippine Church: The Pre-Martial Law Period.” MST Review 2:1, (1999): 1-20.
“What Lay People in BCCs expect of Church Leaders,” SANLOOB, MST Student Journal, 1988.
“People Power: Practice and Reflections in Basic Christian Communities,” People Power in the Context of Social Work, Manila: SSWAP-MSSD, 1987.
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.
Pasko ng Pamilya ’86: The Family and Basic Ecclesial Communities (co-author), Manila: Episcopal Commission on Family Life, 1986.
Co-author, Inter-BCC Dialogue: A Philippine Experience, Quezon City: Lay Formation Institute, 1985.
Ang BCC Lider (Leadership in BCC), Manila: Communications Foundations for Asia, 1980.
Research Work Completed:
Ongoing project. Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Asian Integrated Pastoral Approach (ASIPA), Research proponent – East Asia Pastoral Institute, Ateneo de Manila University, Quezon City.
Ongoing project. Theological Reflections on the Experiences of Sexual Violence Against Women. Research proponent – St. Vincent School of Theology, Quezon City, Philippines.
Women and BECS: Philippines. Co-Researcher of the project of Missio-Munich, Germany, for the Catholic Bishops Conference of Germany. Conducted 5 focus groups consultations in the Philipines, 2002.
Doctoral Dissertation, “Filipino Basic Communities: An Analysis in the Light of Local Church History,” Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, 1995.
Doctoral Candidacy paper, “Filipino Base Communities: Description and Analysis of the Phenomenon,” Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, 1992.
“What Lay People in BCCs expect of Church Leaders,” a discussion paper presented to a forum of systematic and moral theologians in Metro Manila, 1988.
“BAKAS as Dynamic Equivalnet 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. [The result of research is partially presented in de Mesa’s book, Kapag Namayani ang Kagandahang-Loob ng Diyos.], 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.
Mapping Church on the Move. Exodus Series 12: A Resource Guide for the Migrant Ministry in Asia. Quezon City: Scalabrini Migration Center, 2010.
“Paul for Today’s Slaves of Globalization: Migrants and Anti-Imperial Marginality.” MST Review. 2009
“The Scent of Marginality: Odorizing Difference in Migratory Relations.” HAPAG, Theological-Cultural Journal of St. Vincent School of Theology, 2009
“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 (2008): 118-154.
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, 2005.
“Fundamentalism and Mutli-Contextuality in Classrooms of Theology.” In Fundamenatalism and Pluralism in the Church. Ed. Dennis T. Gonzalez. Manila: DAKATEO, 2004, 126-158.
“Exploring the Terrain of Sensus Fidellium among ‘Root-crops’ Christians.” MST Review 6:2 (2004): 1-73
“A Lay Educator’s Ecclesiological Reading.” In Charting the Future of Theology and Theological Education in Asian Contexts. Eds. David Kwang-sun Suh, Annette Meuthrathe, Choe Hyondok.. Delhi: ISPCK, 2004, 164-193.
“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-DisciplinaryReflection. Ed. Josemarie Delgado, Manny Gabriel, Estela Padilla, and Amado Picardal. Antipolo, Phils.: Bukang Tipan 2004, 161-202.
Co-Author, Mga Kataga sa Teolohiyang Doktrinal (Filipino Glossary of Systematic Theology), Quezon City, Philippines: Maryhill School of Theology, 2001.
“Basic Communities in the Philippine Church (III) : Seeds of Democratization and Renewal.” MST Review (Journal for Theological and Cultural Studies) 4:1 (2000): 1-16.
“Basic Communities in the Philippine Church (II): Yeast in the Dough or Mold on the Bread?” MST Review 3:2, (2000): 181-216.
“Basic Communities in the Philippine Church: The Pre-Martial Law Period.” MST Review 2:1, (1999): 1-20.
“What Lay People in BCCs expect of Church Leaders,” SANLOOB, MST Student Journal, 1988.
“People Power: Practice and Reflections in Basic Christian Communities,” People Power in the Context of Social Work, Manila: SSWAP-MSSD, 1987.
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.
Pasko ng Pamilya ’86: The Family and Basic Ecclesial Communities (co-author), Manila: Episcopal Commission on Family Life, 1986.
Co-author, Inter-BCC Dialogue: A Philippine Experience, Quezon City: Lay Formation Institute, 1985.
Ang BCC Lider (Leadership in BCC), Manila: Communications Foundations for Asia, 1980.
Research Work Completed:
Ongoing project. Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Asian Integrated Pastoral Approach (ASIPA), Research proponent – East Asia Pastoral Institute, Ateneo de Manila University, Quezon City.
Ongoing project. Theological Reflections on the Experiences of Sexual Violence Against Women. Research proponent – St. Vincent School of Theology, Quezon City, Philippines.
Women and BECS: Philippines. Co-Researcher of the project of Missio-Munich, Germany, for the Catholic Bishops Conference of Germany. Conducted 5 focus groups consultations in the Philipines, 2002.
Doctoral Dissertation, “Filipino Basic Communities: An Analysis in the Light of Local Church History,” Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, 1995.
Doctoral Candidacy paper, “Filipino Base Communities: Description and Analysis of the Phenomenon,” Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, 1992.
“What Lay People in BCCs expect of Church Leaders,” a discussion paper presented to a forum of systematic and moral theologians in Metro Manila, 1988.
“BAKAS as Dynamic Equivalnet 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. [The result of research is partially presented in de Mesa’s book, Kapag Namayani ang Kagandahang-Loob ng Diyos.], 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.
