eUniv Begins the Evaluation of a New Doctoral Thesis on the Sanctification of Work in the Christian Tradition
Sant Julià de Lòria, October 28, 2026. The J. H. Newman Doctoral School of eUniv has received the application for the deposit of the doctoral dissertation submitted by Dr. Francisco J. Guillén, entitled The Sanctification of Work as an Exercise of the Tria Munera Christi, prepared under the academic supervision of Dr. Maria V. Roqué, professor at the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya.
Dr. Guillén, a physician and collaborator at Christian Brothers High School in Sacramento, California, completes with this work his second doctoral research project, focused on the study of the sanctification of work from the perspective of the tria munera Christi, that is, the three offices of Christ as priest, prophet, and king.
In accordance with current doctoral regulations, the eUniv Doctoral Commission, meeting on October 12, 2026, approved the appointment of three external experts to evaluate the deposited dissertation. Their reports will determine whether the procedure may continue and, if a favorable assessment is obtained, will allow for the subsequent appointment of the doctoral examination committee responsible for evaluating the thesis. The experts appointed to carry out this evaluation are Dr. James Wykes, Dr. Maria P. Ferrer, and Dr. Michal Twarkowski.
With this new doctoral submission, the J. H. Newman Doctoral School continues to promote international academic research and reinforce its commitment to scientific excellence in the fields of humanities, social sciences, and religious studies.












