Liturgical Theology
| Date | August 26 – December 16, 2024 |
| Time | Mondays, 7:00 – 8:00 pm EST |
| Cost | Contact ssfm@diocesecpa.org |
| Professor | Rev. Dr. Elise Feyerherm |
| Track of Study | Priest Certificate Anglican Studies Continuing Education |
When asked about a shared theology, Episcopalians often reply, “Look in our Book of Common Prayer. Or, better yet, come pray with us!” At the root of this response is liturgical theology, the understanding that the liturgy is a source of our theology. In this course, we will explore the question, “What is liturgical theology?” as well as “How do we engage the theology in our liturgy?” Using Kevin Irwin’s book Context and Text as our main guide, we will build a practical methodology for liturgical theology. Focusing primarily on the Eucharist, students will construct their own liturgical theology using their parish as the context.
Scholarship funds to help you pay for this course are available if you can demonstrate need and if you are a member of a parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Central PA. For information on scholarships, please contact the Dean.
Sign-up for this and any 14-week courses on Populi. Find a quick how-to video here. Don’t have a Populi login? Send us a quick email.
