1 CURRICULUM VITAE ET OPERUM OF REV. DR. DANIEL MACHARIA NGURE I. Personal Data Surname: Other Names: Gender: NGURE MACHARIA DANIEL Male Date of Birth: 17 th January 1958 Place of Birth: Nationality: Marital Status: Occupation: Limuru Kenyan Single Catholic Priest Date of Ordination: 21 st November 1987 Diocese: Nairobi - Kenya II. EDUCATION 1993-1996 : Doctorate in Canon Law at Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Rome 1991-1993: Licentiate in Canon Law at Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Rome 1993: Process of Dispensation Super Rato et non Consummato, Nullity of Sacred Ordination and Dispensation of Obligations, Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, Rome. 1982-1986 : Baccalaureate in Theology Pontifical Urbaniana University/ Theology at St Thomas Aquinas Seminary 1980-1982: Diploma in Philosophy at St Augustine Mabanga 1972-1975: O level Ngenia Secondary School 1978-1979: A Queen of Apostles Seminary
2 1964-1971: Bebirioni Primary School III. WORKING EXPERIENCE 2003 to date: Teaching at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa in the Institute of Canon Law 2008-2011 Coordinator of the First Cycle of Theology, CUEA 2011-2014 The Promoter of justice in the Process of beatification of the servant of God Maurice Michael Otunga 1999 To date: Judge of the Ecclesiastical Tribunal of Nairobi 1997-20O5: Father in Charge of the following Parishes: Ngenya, Gicharani and Kagwe IV. PRESENTATIONS AT CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, CANON CONVENTIONS AND INTERDISCIPLINARY SESSIONS 1. Daniel Ngure, St Paul: A Man Who was Conscious of Rights Accorded by Natural and Positive Law- 12 th Interdisciplinary Theological. 2. Daniel Ngure, The Notion of the Parish in 1983 Code- Canon Law Society of Kenya 2009. 3. Daniel Ngure, The Duties, Rights and Obligations of a Parish Priest- Canon Law Society of Kenya 2009. 4. Daniel Ngure, The influence of the Social Teaching of the Church on the integral and sustainable development in Kenya in Reference to Self Help Group; Leaders of Self help Groups in the Archdiocese Nairobi, Amani Centre Thika Road 2005. 5. Daniel Ngure, Temporal Goods of the Church: Canonical Understanding of 1983 Code; Metropolitan Province of Mwanza, Tanzania 2006. 6. Daniel Ngure, Administration of Temporal Goods in a Religious Institute: Assumption Sisters of Nairobi, Nairobi 2008. 7. Daniel Ngure, Catholic Identity and Catholic Education: Canonical Reflection, CUEA Nairobi 2008. 8. Daniel Ngure, Canonical Issues Affecting marriage; Nairobi East Deanery, Umoja Church Nairobi 2008.
3 9. Daniel Ngure, The Challenges Facing AMECEA region in Deeper Evangelization- 13 th Interdisciplinary Theological Session, CUEA. 10. Daniel Ngure, The African University in Service of peaceful Community: Contribution of Religion in bringing harmony to Communities- Conference on The Catholic Universities in Africa for Peace and reconciliation CUEA 2009. 11. Daniel Ngure, The Notion of the Parish in 1983 Code- Canon Law Society of Kenya 2009. 12. Daniel Ngure, The Duties, Rights and Obligations of a Parish Priest- Canon Law Society of Kenya 2009. 13. Daniel Ngure, The Role of Religion and Deeper Evangelization in Bringing Lasting Peace in Africa: A Challenge to Christian Churches in Africa; Conference in CUEA 2010. 14. Daniel Ngure, The Mission, Goals of an African University; International Conference on the Idea of an African University Nairobi 2011. 15. Daniel Ngure, Canonical Trials in Ecclesiastical Tribunal: Quest for Justice; Official of Ecclesiastical Tribunals in Kenya, Nairobi 2011. 16. Daniel Ngure, The Mission, Goals and Objectives of an African University- International Conference on The Ideal of an African University CUEA 2011. 17. Daniel Ngure, Renewed Understanding of Christian Marriage Since Vatican II: A call for Deeper Evangelization in the Family; 13 th Interdisciplinary Session CUEA Nairobi March 2011. 18. Daniel Ngure, The Human Person as Centre of New and Deeper Evangelization: A Challenge of the Church in Africa and Beyond; 15 th Interdisciplinary Theological Session 2013. 19. Daniel Ngure, The Contribution of the Church for the Quest of True Justice and Peace for the People of God, 2013. 20. Daniel Ngure, Marriage Catechesis; 2 nd Academic Seminar in the institute of Canon Law CUEA Nairobi 2014. 21. Daniel Ngure, The Influence of the Social Teaching of the Church on the Integral and Sustainable Development in Africa, 16 th Interdisciplinary Theological Session 2014. 22. Daniel Ngure, Sanctions as means of protecting the common good, the rights and freedom of Christ s Faithfull: A call for better understanding of Church law, Institute of Canon Law, 16 th November 2014.
4 V. SUPERVISION OF THESES Licentiate Theses 1. Calisto Oduor Nyagilo, A Juridic Approach to the Challenges Facing the Sacrament of Penance in the Archdiocese of Nairobi, Kenya with Reference to Canon 959. 2. Philip Kembo, Relationship Between the Diocesan Bishop and Priests in the Light of Canon 369: A Case Study of Mutare Diocese - Zimbabwe. 3. Joseph M. Waratho, The Role of Catholic Education in Integral Human Development according to Canon 795 of the 1983 Code of Canon Law with Reference to Ngong Diocese Kenya, 2012, Institute of Canon Law. 4. Eripon Adung Damien, Illegitimate Exercise of Sacred Ministry According to Canon 1384: A comparative Study of Canon Law and the Turkana Customary Punitive System, Kenya, 2012, Institute of Canon Law. 5. Peter Mutune Maingi The Canonical Provision of Canon 287 and the Role of the Clergy in Politics: A Kenyan Experience, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Nairobi 2014 (Sanation). 6. Godfrey Kibirige, Marriage Out of Force or Fear is Invalid, Canon 1103: A Case Study in Kiyinda-Mityana Diocese- Uganda, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Nairobi 2011. 7. Tirivashoma Gilbert Chibira, The Role of the Laity in Preaching the Word of God according to Canon 766 with special Reference to Gweru Diocese in Zimbabwe. Institute of Canon Law, 2011. Institute of Canon Law. 8. Jacob Odwa Paul, The Importance of Diocesan Structure in Accordance with Canon 369: A Case Study of the Diocese of Torit, Sudan, 2011, Institute of Canon Law. 9. Felix Fodul Dimo, The Power of Governance: A Case Study of the Diocese of Wau in Sudan in the Light of c. 129, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Nairobi 2011. 10. Ann Kiriru, Medico-legal Aspects of Substance Abuse such as Alcohol in the Light of Canon 1095: A Case Study in Embu District, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Nairobi 2009. 11. Vincent Ombiro Orioki, Equal Obligation and Rights in the Conjugal life among Abagusii in Kenya, in the Light of Canon 1135; Canon Law Department - CUEA. 12. Joseph Tobias Mgaya, Church Schools as the answer to the wholistic Formation of Youth in the Light of Canon 795: A case study in Diocese of Njombe, Tanzania. Department of Canon Law - CUEA.
5 13. Nyagilo Calisto Oduor, A Juridic Approach to the Challenges Facing the Sacrament of reconciliation in the Archdiocese of Nairobi. Department of Canon Law - CUEA. 14. Mvteesasira Francis - Xavier Lubowa, Catholic Youth to maintain communion with the Church in the light of Canon 209, with special reference to the Archdiocese of Kampala Uganda. Department of Canon - CUEA. 15. Mumasaba Brenda N., The Catholic University of Eastern Africa and its role in molding the Youth in the light of Canon 807; Department of Canon - CUEA. 16. Thaddeus Mbadiwe Osuala, Legal Aid at the Service of Justice in the light of Canon 222 2 with special Reference to the Justice and Peace Commission of the Archdiocese of Nairobi, Department of Canon Law CUEA. 17. Njoroge Daniel Mugwe, The Relationship Between the Bishop and the Clergy within the Archdiocese of Nyeri in reference to Canon 384 of the 1983 Code, Department of Canon Law CUEA. 18. Chifukwa Peter, The Importance of Associations of Lay Christ s Faithful According to Canon 215 with Special Reference to the Diocese of Dedza, Department of Canon Law, CUEA. 19. McDonald Matolino Kankhono, The Necessity of Establishing of an Ecclesiastical Marriage Tribunal in the Catholic Diocese of Zomba, Malawi with Reference to Canon 1420 par. 1, Department of Canon Law, CUEA. 20. Ringera Lucas Gatobu, Pastoral Care to the Armed Forces in the Light of the Apostolic Constitution Spirituali Militum Curae with reference to the Military Ordinariate in Kenya, Institute of Canon Law. Ph.D. Dissertations 21. Robert Tumwekwase, A Juridic Approach to the Challenges Facing the Catholic Family in the Diocese of Kabale-Uganda (January 2005). 22. Andrew E. Lujuo, Implication of HIV/AIDS on Canonical Marriage in the Archdiocese of Nairobi with special reference to Kibera Slum. Department of Canon Law. 23. Marufu Simplicio Musemburi, Remuneration of Diocesan Priests in the Catholic Diocese of Masvingo in Zimbabwe in the Light of Canon 281 of the 1983 Code of Canon Law, Department of Canon Law.
6 VI. COURSES TAUGHT JC-L 104 Institutions of Roman Law 3 Credits JC-L 111 Process I 3 Credits JC-L 112 Introduction to Common and Civil Law 3 Credits JC-L 202 Canonical Marriage 3 Credits JC-L 203 Processes II 3 Credits JC-L 208 Process III 3 Credits JC-L 301 The Process of Beatification and Canonization 3 Credits JC-L 306 Judicial Praxis on Marriage JC-D 101 Roman Rota Jurisprudence 3 Credits JC-DET 103: Instruction : Dignitas connubii II 3 credits JC-DET 105: Procedures for Formal Matrimonial Cases 3 Credits I hereby declare that the above information is correct. REV. DR. DANIEL MACHARIA NGURIA Nairobi, 26 th January 2015.