Byzantine Eucharistic Liturgies

College University of St. Michael's College, Faculty of Theology
Instructor(s)
Course Code SMT3451HS
Semester Second Semester
Section 0101
Online No
Credits One Credit
Location Toronto (St George Campus)
Description

This course explores the history and Interpretation of the Divine Liturgies of St. John Chrysostom, St. Basil the Great, and the Presanctified Gifts. Contemporary concerns regarding the significance and possible reform of these Liturgies will be discussed as well, as disputed Issues of Eucharistic doctrine and practice. Thus, the purpose of this course Is to 1. become familiar with the historical development of the texts, rites, environment, and Interpretation of these Eucharistic services. 2. Investigate and analyze the theologies of assembly, eschatological movement, proclamation, sacrificial offering, thanksgiving, remembrance, pneumatic Invocation, cosmic transformation, communion, and ministry-as these are manifested In the Byzantine Eucharist. 3. illustrate and evaluate how liturgy and theology Interact to provide answers to fundamental questions of human existence as well as a context for the elaboration of such questions.

Crosslisted to (1) Pastoral Thelology
Schedule MonTueWedThuFri
Start & End Date Jul 19, 2022 - Jul 28, 2022
Start Time 14:00
End Time 17:00
Hours Per Week 4
Minimum Enrolment 10
Maximum Enrolment 25
Teaching Method
Lectures
Seminars
Readings
Means of Evaluation
Class Participation
Research Paper
Quizzes
Book Review
Previously Offered Fall 2020
Currently Offered Summer 2022
Next Scheduled Summer 2022