An outcomes-based undergraduate theology course that enables students to understand the Christian view of the human person and to live out the fundamentals of the moral doctrine of the Church. The course focuses on Christ’s call to holiness and the human person’s response in faith. It covers the following major themes on the human person:   I. Called to Salvation in Christ; II. Called to Happiness in Christ; III. Called to Fullness in Christ; and IV. Called to Holiness in Christ. The students are expected to reflect more deeply and act more fully on the moral teachings of Christ so that they can lead lives worthy of the Gospel.

An outcomes-based undergraduate theology course that provides a complete understanding of marriage and family as a Christian vocation rooted in the Catholic faith. The course focuses on marriage as vocation to holiness and the family as the institution willed by God to form faithful members of the Church. It covers the following major themes: I. Fundamental Christian Dimensions of the Family, II. Christian Understanding of Marriage, III. Education on Human Love, IV. Pastoral Response of the Church to Issues Affecting the Family. The students are expected to uphold the sanctity of marriage, to promote the family as domestic Church, and to become responsible Christians in discerning and making decisions with regard to their vocation.

An outcomes-based undergraduate theology course that serves as a moral guide in the socio-cultural, economic, political, and technological involvement of Christians in the world. The course focuses on the role of the Church in the social order, emanating from her mission of evangelization and integral human liberation, and promotion of the common good. It covers the following major themes: I. Understanding the Concept of Human Dignity; II. Social Mission of the Church and the Commitment of the Lay Faithful; III. The Principles and the Development of the Social Teachings of the Church; and IV. The Mission of the Church in the Contemporary World. The students are expected to manifest a way of life that is inspired by the principles of Catholic Social Teaching in their decision-making and involvement in ecclesial and civic affairs.

An outcomes-based undergraduate theology course that provides students an opportunity to understand what it means to be Church in the contemporary world, integrate faith and context in the light of the Gospel, and create concrete steps in committed response to the “signs of the times.” The course focuses on the Christian response to the challenges in the contemporary world, rooted in one’s relationship with God. It covers the following major themes: I. Harmony With God: Called to Communion; II. Harmony With the Human Community: Called to Dialogue; III. Harmony With All Creation: Called to Stewardship; IV. Harmony of Faith and Life: Called to Mission. The students are expected to develop a capstone program as their personal and committed response to the call of the Gospel today, rooted in a sound spirituality and discerning the signs of the times.