Adjunct professor of Theology, immediate past-President of OTSA, and board member of Saint Phoebe Center for the Deaconess.
For the Orthodox, the liturgy is where the faithful encounter God as a community and seek to draw all into communion with him. For those who privilege liturgy as the source and summit of this encounter, it is the primary way that the faith is experienced, understood, expressed, and transmitted…
How do we understand ourselves as Christians, especially when we gather as a community in liturgy? This essay will briefly explore how the Monks and Nuns of New Skete Monastery have understood and enacted their ecclesial identity through their liturgical expression over the course of their over fifty year history. I will begin by highlighting[…..]
