
        <p><a href="http://uni-regensburg.academia.edu/DanielGaladza">Galadza</a> is currently Fellow of the University of Regensburg’s <em>Jenseits der Kanon </em>(Beyond the Canon) project. His research focuses on the historical development of liturgy, particularly the Byzantine Rite, as well as modern and contemporary Orthodox and Eastern Catholic worship and church singing.</p>
      

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        &lt;p&gt;&lt;a href="http://uni-regensburg.academia.edu/DanielGaladza"&gt;Galadza&lt;/a&gt; is currently Fellow of the University of Regensburg’s &lt;em&gt;Jenseits der Kanon &lt;/em&gt;(Beyond the Canon) project. His research focuses on the historical development of liturgy, particularly the Byzantine Rite, as well as modern and contemporary Orthodox and Eastern Catholic worship and church singing.&lt;/p&gt;
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In this interview Dr. Daniel Galadza, a byzantinist and liturgical theologian, discusses trends in Byzantine studies, talks about his recent book Liturgy and Byzantinization in Jerusalem (OUP, 2017), and reflects on the challenges and opportunities of bei

In this interview Dr. Daniel Galadza, a byzantinist and liturgical theologian, discusses trends in Byzantine studies, talks about his recent book Liturgy and Byzantinization in Jerusalem (OUP, 2017), and reflects on the challenges and opportunities of being both an academic theologian and a deacon in the Eastern Catholic Church. He was in Louvain for a conference he and Prof. Dr. Joseph Verheyden convened at KU Leuven on the liturgy and literature of the Lavra of St. Sabas (Image: Communion of the Apostles)

Liturgy, Orthodoxy, and Byzantine Studies: A Conversation with Daniel Galadza

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