Rev. Stelyios Muksuris, MLitt, PhD, ThD (cand.)
Professor of Liturgy, Professor of Languages
smuksuris@bcs.edu
Doctorate of Theology in Liturgical History (candidate), University of Athens, GR (2014-present)
Doctorate of Philosophy (Liturgical Theology), University of Durham, UK (2009)
Masters of Letters (Department of Theology and Religion), University of Durham, UK (2000)
Master of Divinity (Eastern Orthodox Theology), Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, Brookline, MA (1993)
Bachelors of Arts (Religious Studies), Hellenic College, Brookline, MA (1990)
Guest Professor at Department of Religion, in Russian and East European Studies (REES), University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA (2008-present)
Head Priest at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church, Mt. Lebanon, PA (2011-12)
Administrative Assistant to the Metropolitan, Registrar, and Illuminator Editor for Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Pittsburgh, PA (2006-11)
Associate Priest at Holy Apostles Greek Orthodox Church, Vrilissia, GR (2005-06)
Dean at St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral, and Adjunct Lecturer at St. Anselm College, Manchester, NH (2003-05)
Pastor at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, Kalamazoo, MI (2000-03)
Associate Priest at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Charlotte, NC (1994-2000)
Pastor at St. George Greek Orthodox Church, Bangor, ME (1993-94)
Teaching Assistant at Greek Department, Hellenic College and Holy Cross, Brookline, MA (1988-93)
American Academy of Religion (AAR)
Society for Oriental Liturgy (SOL)
Orthodox Theological Society in America (OTSA)
Member/Consultant for the Synodal Committee on Liturgy and Worship
Occasional Consultant on liturgical matters for Pontificium Institutum Orientalium, Rome and Columnist for the Orthodox Christian Network
Click HERE to read Fr. Muksuris’s Extended Curriculum Vitae
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