Bachelor of Arts in Theology Major in Interreligious Dialogue
A.GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING 1. Vision The Guidance and Counseling Office as the center for self-discovery and self-realization, developing the students’ talents and inclinations, nurture their vocation as leaders in the Church and in the society grounded in Catholic Faith. 2. Mission To guide and enable the student to realize their potential to the fullest and […]
A. ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP Students who graduate as Valedictorian or Salutatorian from public or recognized private schools may be awarded entrance scholarships. This consists of free tuition for Valedictorian and one-half free tuition for Salutatorian for one (1) semester. B. COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP Free tuition and other fees for one semester shall be enjoyed by all undergraduate
A. ADMISSION POLICY Admission to Emmaus College of Theology is open to all Christian Catholic male and female applicants regardless of age, socio-economic status, ethnicity, and nationality. However, student seeking admission to ECT must meet all applicable admission requirements. The ECT reserves the right to admit or deny any students for reasons of unsatisfactory grades
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To introduce students to the Emmaus Spiritual Journey, to develop in them the human and communitarian spirit of the Culture of the Dialogue and move with ―open eyes and burning heart‖ as Jesus’ disciple in their vocation of life among people of different cultures and religions. To offer a pastoral formation program that harmonizes the
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The Emmaus College of Theology Foundation is committed: To offer holistic formation and educational program to young Catholics; To nurture their vocation in the spirit of dialogue with people of all cultures and religions; To share their love and service especially to the poor and less-privileged in life.
The Emmaus College of Theology, inspired by the Spirituality of Life-in-Dialogue, envisions to be a Catholic Institution in the formation of young men and women who are “In Search for More” to serve the Church and the society as a human fraternity, living and promoting the Culture of Dialogue as Path to Peace
The idea to establish the Emmaus College of Theology Foundation Inc. started from a deep concern of Fr. Sebastiano D’Ambra, PIME, on the formation and vocation of the young Catholics with the hope to prepare the new generation of leaders in the Catholic Church. Series of meetings with the core group were called in order
Guided by the commandment of Love, Catholics are invited to ―dialogue‖ with all as part of the same ―Human Family. This mission was reaffirmed by the Second Vatican Council (1962-65) as an ―integral part of the mission of the Church and a ―new way of the mission of today. Fr. Sebastiano D’Ambra, PIME, challenged by
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The logo of this New College presents the Globe where emerges a Heart and a Cross. Inside the heart and from the cross there is a road that reminds us of our ―Road to Emmaus and the motto ―Stay with Us (Lk. 24, 29), to remind us that our road to Emmaus must be with
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Interreligious Dialogue is “an integral part of the mission of the Church”. This reflection emerged from the Vatican II council (1962-65). Along the years, many still find it difficult to fully understand this mission of the Church. Often, it is taken as an answer of complete in a word and in some specific areas in