San Carlos Seminary - Filipino Rectors of San Carlos Seminary

Filipino Rectors of San Carlos Seminary

  1. Oscar V. Cruz, D.D. (1973 to 1978), Archbishop-Emeritus of Lingayen-Dagupan
  2. Protacio Gungon, D.D. (1978 to 1980), Bishop-Emeritus of Antipolo
  3. Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales, D.D. (1980 to 1982), Archbishop-Emeritus of Manila
  4. Ramon Arguelles, D.D. (1982 to 1986), the current Archbishop of Lipa
  5. Francisco De Leon, D.D. (1986 to 1991), the current Auxiliary Bishop of Antipolo
  6. Crisostomo Yalung, D.D (1991 to 1994), Bishop-Emeritus of Antipolo
  7. Msgr. Allen Aganon, PC, MA (1994 to 1998), presently associate spiritual director at the Theology Department of the seminary
  8. Francisco De Leon, D.D. (1998 to 2001), the current Auxiliary Bishop of Antipolo
  9. Msgr. Jesus-Romulo Rañada, PC, PhD, STD (2001 to 2002), presently the Parish Priest of Our Lady of the Annunciation Parish (Mindanao Avenue, Quezon City)
  10. Fr. Edwin Mercado, STL (2002 to 2008), presently the Executive Director of Pondo ng Pinoy
  11. Msgr. Hernando Coronel, PC, MBA, MA, MPA (2008–present)

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