SUMMER RENEWAL PROGRAM
Ecological Spirituality and Ethics
Sr. Mary Anne Bellosillo, MMS
Pastoral Development and Project
Proposal Writing
April 21-26
(Live-in: HEAL, Villasis, Pangasinan)
April 1-5, 7-11 (including April 9)
8:30-12:00; 2:00-4:30
See Undergraduate Courses for Course
Description
(Fee: Php 6,500.00)
(Inclusive of transportation, tuition and board
and lodging)
IPDI Team
The course will be conducted through lectures,
input-discussions, simulation and group activities
including reflections, workshops and write-shops.
(Fee: Php 5,000.00)
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Bioethics
Dr. Nicole Tilman, M.D.
April 7-8; 10-12; 21-26
8:30-12:00
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Description
(Fee: Php 2,500.00)
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Pastoral Leadership: Belief, Faith & Culture
(can be credited as TH 113 Theological Anthropology)
Josefina Tondo, Ph.D.
April 23-26
8:30-12:00, 2:00-4:30
The seminar-workshop takes a look at the
human person as pastoral agent from an
anthropological reading of the scriptures and
magisterial teachings. It pays attention to the
person of Jesus and the Jewish cultural context of
his time and his engagement with his human
affairs. It takes into account the relationship
between culture, belief and faith, and various
models of pastoral care and leadership. It also
engages important contemporary issues of
gender, abuse and transformative change in the
church towards being a Church of communion.
Everyone who joins the seminar-workshop would
be expected to participate in the community
prayers and the processes of reflection, dialogue
and learning.
(Fee: Php 2,500.00)
The Teaching Profession (TP)
Elective
Maribel Castillo
May 12-17
8:30-12:00; 1:30-5:00
See Undergraduate Courses for Course Description
(Fee: Php 2,500.00)
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Spiritual Accompaniment
(can
be credited as SP 245 Methods of Spiritual
Accompaniment)
Sr. Carmelita Perez, MMS
Accompanying People in Need
(Counseling Skills Training)
(can be credited as PY 101 General Psychology (PsychoSexual and Spiritual Development)
Earnest Tan
April 28-30, May 2-3 (8:00a.m.-12:00nn)
May 19-24 (8:30-12:00; 2:00-4:30)
Through lecture, experience, and guided
individual and group meditation, the course
introduces the students to the practice of
spiritual accompaniment and familiarizes them
with different models of spiritual guidance.
Religious are often perceived as helpers. As such,
people automatically turn to them in times of need.
Without the appropriate preparation and training,
the religious usually ends up offering “spiritual band
-aids” to psychological wounds. It is therefore
essential that the religious learns some basic
counseling skills, which are akin to giving proper
first aid. By doing so, we encourage people to
continue seeking the compassion of God through
her ministers. We also in the process genuinely offer
hope to people in the midst of their brokenness.
(Fee: Php 1,500.00)
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Filipino Spiritualities
(can be credited as SP 144 Introduction to Spirituality
and Culture )
c/o Institute of Spirituality in Asia
April 28– May 3
8:30a.m.-4:30p.m.
See separate flyer for fee
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Feminist Spirituality
See Graduate Courses for Course Description
Carmelita Usog, D. Min.
April 28-May 3
8:30-12:00; 1:30-5:00
(Fee: Php 2,500.00)
(Fee: Php 3,000.00)
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Dance as Ministry
(can be credited as PE 102 Asian Folk and Contemporary Dances )
Leah Tolentino
Minifred Gavino
May 19-24 (9:00-12:00; 1:30-4:30)
Dance can express hope, advocate peace, channel
joy, heal women’s bodies, enliven faith, call the
youth.
Discover traditional dance forms and
contemporary pieces that can enrich your ministries
(i.e. Women’s outreach, healing, environment,
peace, children and youth), letting you explore the
physical as messenger of the spiritual. No dance
expertise required. Just bring your curious feet,
generous hands and hearts.
(Fee: Php 2,500.00)
UNDERGRADUATE COURSE S
HS 114 Philippine/Asian History
Ms. Merian Aldea
April 28-May 03; May 05-10 (8:30-12:00)
NS 102 Bioethics
Nicole Tilman, M.D.
April 7-12; 21-26 (8:30-12:00)
NS 102 deals with the general principles and
concepts about living things. The topic varies: from
Biology to Bioethics and other related life science
courses. As Bioethics, this course is designed to
introduce the students to contemporary bioethical
questions. Life science problems as euthanasia,
withdrawal of life sustaining therapy, abortion,
contraception and sterilization, stem cell research,
genetic therapy, cloning, health access and
environmental ethics are tackled in the light of
Christian moral.
This course traces the origin and development of the
Philippines as a nation, the achievement of the
Filipinos as a race from the baranganic period to the
present, the influence of the different groups of people
in their desire to achieve national identity. This
includes the discussion of the development of the
political, social, cultural, economic and religious
aspects of the Philippines. The course also takes up
the influences of other Asian nations to the ongoing
history of the Philippines and the ways that this history
is affecting the world.
HS 115 Life and Works of Rizal
Ms. Merian Aldea
April 28-May 03; May 05-10 (1:30-4:30)
FL 101 Sining ng Pakikipagtalastasan
Norma C. Lauron
April 7-12, 21-26 (1:30-5:00)
Pag-aaral ng Pilipino bilang isang wikang
dinamiko na gagamitin sa komunikasyong
pasalita at pasulat.
Linangin ang apat na
makrong kasanayan sa pakikinig, pagbasa,
pagsulat at pagbigkas sa pamamagitan ng iba’t
ibang teksto at konteksto.
NS 103 Ecological Spirituality and Ethics
Sr. Mary Ann Bellosillo, MMS
April 21-26 (Live-in: HEAL, Villasis, Pangasinan)
Ecology course is about getting to know the
dynamics of the interacting complexity of all
Earth’s Subsystems: air, water, land, life and human
consciousness. The course is designed to guide the
students (from different Asian countries) in clarifying
the basic knowledge and understanding of the
interrelatedness of the biological and environmental
depletion and the effects and implications in the
world’s present crises in the different aspects of human
life. The course allows the students to experience and
integrate a spirituality that is creation-centered. Care
for the earth will be experienced and will also include
realities of the ecological crisis seen from the context
of the New Story of Creation. (Same with Summer
Renewal Fee).
The course is a study of Rizal’s life and writings in the
total context of the formation of the Filipino nation.
This course considers the historical movements forming
the background of Rizal’s works and the relevance of
his principles and ideas to the modern Philippine
situation.
The course seeks to impart to the students the values
and love of one’s native land and, therefore, includes a
conversation with relevant historical figures of other
Asian nations.
The Teaching Profession (TP)
(Elective)
Ms. Maribel Castillo
May 12-17 (8:00-5:00)
The course deals with the profession of the teacher
focusing on personal and professional competencies.
The conditions governing the professionalization of
teaching are also emphasized for future teachers to
appreciate their significant roles and to meet the
challenges in their chosen profession.
SP 137 Contemporary Forms of Spirituality
Carmelita Usog, D.Min.
April 28 - May 03 (8:30-12:00; 1:30-5:00)
The course involves critical reflection on contemporary
forms of spirituality. It provides a study of an
integrated indigenous and creation-centered
spirituality and its interaction with contemporary
ity of justice in a world that oppresses the
poor and powerless; and the need for contemplation in the context of Christian praxis.
Pre-requisite: SP 144
TH 120 Fundamentals of Moral Theology
Fr. Carlos Ronquillo, CSsR
May 05-10 (8:30-5:00)
This course challenges the student to a more
conscious living of the moral challenges of the
Christian faith. It looks briefly at some biblical-historical perspectives of Christian morality and attempts to discover the specificity of
a truly Christian ethics. It deals extensively
with moral life as based on a fundamental
option; understanding of sin and conversion;
understanding of common good and justice;
and conscience, freedom and authority. Prerequisite: TH 114, PH 103
GRADUATE COURSES
UNDERGRADUATE FEES
SP 254 Feminist Spirituality
Carmelita Usog, D.Min.
Tuition
P 650.00 /unit
Registration
399.70
The course discusses the different faces of Placement Test (new)
129.77
women’s spirituality and their implications for Miscellaneous
3,649.99
the renewal of the Church and society.
Library
1,100.00
Late Registration/
Change of Course
110.00
ID (new)
178.42
ID
(old)
64.88
S C H E D U L E
Foreign Student Fee (new)
1,235.85
Examination papers
&Test Materials
117.97
Summer Registration
April 28-May 03 (8:30-5:00)
Old Student March 03-08. 2014
New Student March 17-22, 2014
Classes begin on April 01, 2014
FL 102 Panitikang Filipino
Norma C. Lauron
May 20-24, 26 (8:30-12:00; 1:30-5:00)
Paghahambingin ang mga napag-aralang akda
sa panitikan ng mga bansang silanganin at
kanluranin. Binibigyang pansin din ang sapat na
pagtalakay sa papel ng relihiyon sa panitikang
Pilipino at mga ehemplo ng mga panitikan o
literaturang tumatalakay sa relihiyon.
N.B.- A.B. Students may enroll
in the M.A. classes only
as
elective courses and
provided they have finished all the
necessary
GRADUATE FEES
Tuition
P
Registration
Miscellaneous
Library
Late Registration/
Change of Course
ID (new)
ID (old)
Placement Test (new)
Foreign Student Fee (new)
Examination papers
&Test Materials
1,155.00 /unit
399.70
3,649.99
1,100.00
110.00
178.42
64.88
129.77
1,235.85
117.97
pre-requisites.
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ACADEMIC AND
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Pagbasa at pagpapahalaga sa panitikan ng
Pilipinas mula sa bago dumating ang mga Kastila
hangang sa kasalukuyan. Kabilang dito ang
panonood at pagtatanghal (dula, pelikula,
atbp.), dulawit, balagtasan: pagsusuri sa anyo at
nilalaman ng panitikan na binibigyang panuunan
ang pananaw na: ang panitikan bilang salamin
ng buhay at kultura ng mga Pilipino na nagsasaad ng mga adhikain, mithiin at pangarapin ng
lahing Pilipino; mga suliranin at karanasang sosyo
-ekonomiko-political na nagdulot sa paglinang
ng ngayo’y katauhang Pilipino.
GENERAL INFORMATION
INSTITUTE OF FORMATION AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES
N. Domingo Street, corner St. John Street, Barangay Kaunlaran, Cubao, Quezon City, PHILIPPINES
forms of spirituality, namely, feminist and liberation spiritualities. It focuses on a social spirituality
rooted in the gospels and in the long Christian
tradition. Discussion includes the integration of
life and faith, prayer and politics, the central-
N. Domingo Street, corner St. John Street,
Barangay Kaunlaran, Cubao, Quezon City, PHILIPPINES
Tel./Fax Nos.: 724-7173 . 721-9932
CP No: (0926) 6588038
Email: ifrs1963.edu@gmail.com
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