Our course embarks on a journey through the life of Saint Eugene de Mazenod as he responded to God's Call that led him to the establishing of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate congregation that eventually spread the services to the poor and most abandoned people all over the world. The same Oblate charism reached the shores of the Philippines and is imbibed through the educational philosophy of Notre Dame University. It evokes dynamic participation from the students to engage in discourse on their own journey of life as students, young persons, citizens of the nation and shapers of the world. The NDU goal of harnessing students' potentials as transformative social leaders is sparked by this Oblate charism that the students learn, research further, and integrate in their lives through their education at NDU.
- Teacher: Fr. Jaime del Rosario
Our course embarks on a journey through the life of Saint Eugene de Mazenod as he responded to God's Call that led him to the establishing of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate congregation that eventually spread the services to the poor and most abandoned people all over the world. The same Oblate charism reached the shores of the Philippines and is imbibed through the educational philosophy of Notre Dame University. It evokes dynamic participation from the students to engage in discourse on their own journey of life as students, young persons, citizens of the nation and shapers of the world. The NDU goal of harnessing students' potentials as transformative social leaders is sparked by this Oblate charism that the students learn, research further, and integrate in their lives through their education at NDU.
- Teacher: Fr. Jaime del Rosario
Our course embarks on a journey through the life of Saint Eugene de Mazenod as he responded to God's Call that led him to the establishing of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate congregation that eventually spread the services to the poor and most abandoned people all over the world. The same Oblate charism reached the shores of the Philippines and is imbibed through the educational philosophy of Notre Dame University. It evokes dynamic participation from the students to engage in discourse on their own journey of life as students, young persons, citizens of the nation and shapers of the world. The NDU goal of harnessing students' potentials as transformative social leaders is sparked by this Oblate charism that the students learn, research further, and integrate in their lives through their education at NDU.
- Teacher: Fr. Jaime del Rosario
Our course embarks on a journey through the life of Saint Eugene de Mazenod as he responded to God's Call that led him to the establishing of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate congregation that eventually spread the services to the poor and most abandoned people all over the world. The same Oblate charism reached the shores of the Philippines and is imbibed through the educational philosophy of Notre Dame University. It evokes dynamic participation from the students to engage in discourse on their own journey of life as students, young persons, citizens of the nation and shapers of the world. The NDU goal of harnessing students' potentials as transformative social leaders is sparked by this Oblate charism that the students learn, research further, and integrate in their lives through their education at NDU.
- Teacher: Fr. Jaime del Rosario
De Mazenod Oblate Charism: Our course embarks on a journey through the life of Saint Eugene de Mazenod as he responded to God's Call that led him to the establishing of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate congregation that eventually spread the services to the poor and most abandoned people all over the world. The same Oblate charism reached the shores of the Philippines and is imbibed through the educational philosophy of Notre Dame University. It evokes dynamic participation from the students to engage in discourse on their own journey of life as students, young persons, citizens of the nation and shapers of the world. The NDU goal of harnessing students' potentials as transformative social leaders is sparked by this Oblate charism that the students learn, research further, and integrate in their lives through their education at NDU.
- Teacher: Fr. Jaime del Rosario
Philosophy 24n Modern Asian Thoughts course engages the students to the profound philosophical wisdom that can be explored through the prism of modern Asian Philosophical horizons. This opens philosophical spaces in the students to learn, research further, and ponder on the depth of the Modern Asian thoughts that continue to relate to contemporary human meanings to reality. As Asian thoughts are diverse from the rich heritage of sources, this course provides an avenue for expression of discussions on the themes evoked. Contemporary Asian settings can challenge the general worldview that western philosophizing tends to usually present to the human race with the purview of widening horizons of understanding meaning that can enlighten humans today to respond to ongoing social and universal situations.
- Teacher: Fr. Jaime del Rosario
Philosophy 16n Theodicy/Philosophy of Religion course enhances the students' philosophical understanding of the important principles engaging with one's belief that relates to religion. This probes into reasoning on understanding God as human beings find themselves in reality that brings them paradoxically into experiences of evil. Philosophical inquiries arise in the human encounters with other beings in the world and the cosmos. Is it reasonable to believe as one does in religion when evil prevails in human existence? What happens to God as perfect goodness with evil experienced by humans? Is there evil? If so, why is there evil in the world and the cosmos that came from a good God? Is evil of God? Further philosophical queries ensue that invite the students to learn, research further, and ponder on these philosophical principles emerging in the profound discussions. The relevance of the course to the student's life could spur one to re-visit one's own belief in living through life.
- Teacher: Fr. Jaime del Rosario
Theology 1 Sacraments and Liturgy AY 2022-2023 AB Philo 2 Our Theo 1 course introduces the students to the foundational principles of sacraments and liturgy. It enhances theological understanding of the meaning of the sacraments and liturgy while deepening fervor in celebrating these for worship of God and more intimate experiences of the Church community through these.
- Teacher: Fr. Jaime del Rosario