Faculty
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Rev. Jorge L.
Presmanes, OP, DMin
Associate Professor of Theology
Director, Institute for Hispanic/Latino Theology and Ministry
jpresmanes@mail.barry.edu
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Profile
Reverend Presmanes joined the Barry faculty in 2004. He is a Dominican Friar of the Province of St. Martin de Porres. He earned his Bachelor of Arts from Georgia State University in Atlanta, GA, a Master of Arts in Theology and a Master of Divinity from The Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology and The Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, CA, and a Doctor of Ministry from Barry University in Miami, FL.
Before coming to Barry University, Rev. Presmanes was the Pastor of St. Dominic Church in Miami, FL, and a professor at the Southeast Pastoral Institute in Miami, FL.
Rev. Presmanes’ main professional interests are in practical theology, U.S. Hispanic/Latino Theology, theology of preaching, and the education of lay ecclesial ministers. He is the co-editor of Preaching and Culture in Latino Congregations (Chicago: LTP, 2000).
Courses Taught
| Undergraduate Courses: |
THE 201 |
Theology: Faith, Beliefs, Traditions |
THE 304 |
Theology through Film |
THE 331 |
Christianity and Culture |
THE 342 |
Salvation, Liberation, and Politics |
| Graduate Courses: |
THE 632 |
Hispanic/Latino Ministry and Practical Theology and Ministry |
THE 662 |
Theologies of Liberation |
THE 664 |
Theology of Evangelization |
THE 713 |
Theology and Ministry in the Latino Church |
THE 716 |
Latino(a) Popular Religiosity and its Ethics of Solidarity |
THE 718 |
Liturgy and Preaching in Latino Congregations |
RSP 565 |
Anthropology & Spirituality of Hispanics |
Recent Publications
“All Theology is Local: Hispanic Ministries and U.S. Latino(a) Theology,” with Alicia Marill. In Hispanic Ministrys in the 21st Century: Present and Future. Ed. Hosffman Ospino, (Caracas: Convivium Press, September 2010).
“The Moral Life: Covenant, Conscience, and Conversion.” In Theology: Faith, Belief, Traditions. Ed. Gloria Schaab. (Dubuque: Kendall Hunt Publishing, January, 2010).
“Theologies of Liberation,” with Gloria Schaab. In Theology: Faith, Belief, Traditions. Ed. Gloria Schaab. (Dubuque: Kendall Hunt Publishing, January, 2010).
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