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Liturgy as Formation: Preparing for the Eucharist—The Cathedral Vigil as Celebrated at New Skete Monastery

by Teva Regule

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…

Teva Regule

Teva Regule received her M. Div. from Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology and her Ph. D. in Systematic Theology from Boston College and now is an adjunct instructor at her alma mater. Her doctoral work focused on liturgical theology and history,  In particular, Dr. Regule wrote her dissertation on the liturgical life of New Skete Monastery. At present, she serves as the immediate past-President of the Orthodox Theological Society in America (OTSA) as well as on the board of the Saint Phoebe Center for the Deaconess, an initiative that aims to educate the faithful about the historical female diaconate and advocate for its revival to meet the ministerial needs of the church and society for today.

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