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Despite rapidly-rising case levels of Covid-19 around the country and the world due to the omicron variant, the North American Academy of Liturgy held its annual meeting in person at the Westin in Kansas City, MO from January 2-5 this year. After last year\u2019s meeting was cancelled<\/a>, there was much anticipation for a joyfully in-person event. Sadly, more than half of those who had planned to attend decided (probably wisely) to stay home. Nevertheless, I and about 100 others (double-)masked up, braved the dangers, and met together in Kansas City for three days of conversation about all things liturgy. Even though I have had my PhD in liturgy for a few years, this was my first time attending (more on this below).<\/p>\n

The meeting commenced with a vice-presidential address from Todd Johnson titled \u201cTo Be Determined.\u201d I have to confess: I thought this was put in the program because Todd didn\u2019t come up with a title in time, but that was indeed the title of the address. Todd detailed the history and founding mission of NAAL, highlighting that the Academy has always sought to foster ecumenical relationships and encourage liturgical renewal across denominational lines. His questions: how will the Academy respond to the rapid changes in the church and in the world today? How will it survive and thrive by gaining new, passionate, and intelligent members from diverse backgrounds, denominations, and religious faiths? As Todd argued, NAAL is at a turning point, and its future is indeed TBD.<\/p>\n

NAAL is different from most other academic conferences in that members join one \u201cseminar,\u201d or, group of scholars oriented around an area of study. Most normally stay within their seminar for the duration of the meeting rather than roving from panel to panel. Papers are generally submitted to the seminar ahead of time to facilitate maximal discussion time.<\/p>\n

Some seminars moved to Zoom this year, but most did not. My own seminar, \u201cProblems in the History of Early Liturgy,\u201d remained in person, and most of our members were present in person\u2013flight delays and cancellations notwithstanding. I found the seminar format to be immensely productive. Having read and digested the papers ahead of time, our collective discussion flowed organically across the course of the meeting. As we dug deeply into the specific issues raised by each individual paper, we also returned to larger themes again and again, each time with deeper insight.<\/p>\n

For example, the seminar had several papers on the construction of early Christian anaphoras. Those who believe that this particular horse has been dead for years (you know who you are) would be surprised at how lively the discussion was. Our group also had a sustained and strikingly relevant discussion about class and social status in relation to access to eucharistic meals. Even the evergreen topic, \u201chow does<\/em> lex orandi<\/em> affect lex credendi<\/em>?\u201d garnered some new perspectives in papers on early prayers for earthquakes and rare Byzantine liturgical scrolls.<\/p>\n

Our seminar concluded, courtesy of Lizette Larson-Miller, with a time of meta-reflection on the state and methodology of our seminar and the topics we study. We noted that interest in liturgy\u2013in our case, early Christian liturgy\u2013is as high as it has ever been across academia and the church. Yet those trained in the distinct methods of liturgical studies are rarely called in (or even known!), especially in discussions that take place outside the confines of NAAL and other bespoke scholarly gatherings on worship. The same is often true on the ecclesiastical level as well: trained liturgists (increasingly few and far between) are rarely consulted, even on issues of such importance in our day such as virtual worship and emerging rituals for the sick and dying. Various explanations and remedies were suggested to address these issues, none of which were quick fixes.<\/p>\n

Our seminar\u2019s moment of self-reflection was emblematic of this year\u2019s NAAL meeting overall. Whither liturgical studies? Nobody in NAAL disagrees that the study of liturgy is as vital and important as it was during the heights of the Liturgical Movement and the aftermath of the Second Vatican Council, but the field has shifted in a myriad of ways. Some might even say it has splintered. Like NAAL, the survival of liturgical studies as a distinct field of study remains \u201cto be determined.\u201d<\/p>\n

Our large-group session on equity, diversity, and inclusion laid bare the failures of the Academy to make itself known and accessible to groups that have traditionally been marginalized or underrepresented in the field. Another concern is how financially difficult it is to attend. I can certainly appreciate the financial toll it takes on a small guild to hold an annual meeting at an expensive venue, but the meeting\u2019s price tag, which does not include lodging or airfare, is much steeper than that of other scholarly gatherings. Related to this problem is its system of membership: potential members must attend two meetings as visitors before they are eligible to apply for membership. These twin roadblocks have made it difficult\u2013especially for contingent faculty and young scholars like myself, on tight budgets and with little to no funding available from their home institutions\u2013to participate fully and regularly in the important work of NAAL.[1]<\/a><\/p>\n

I don\u2019t want to end this report on a sour note, however. The high point of the meeting was the bestowing of NAAL\u2019s annual Berakah award upon Maxwell Johnson. It was a particularly special moment for me as one of his former students, as it was for the many students of his who were in attendance for his moving (and quite hilarious) autobiographical speech. It was a moment of celebration not only for Max but for the Academy as a whole. As was clear from his speech, Max\u2019s life and long career in the field of liturgical studies has touched, in one way or another, nearly everyone at NAAL. I\u2019m sure much the same could be said of many readers of this blog. Ad multos annos<\/em>!<\/p>\n

Thus concludes my report of this year\u2019s annual NAAL meeting. I look forward to next year\u2019s meeting and hope for the Academy\u2019s long-term, sustained growth and success.<\/p>\n

[1]<\/a> I want to acknowledge that NAAL does provide some scholarships, of which I was a beneficiary, to defray a portion of the costs. I am grateful for this.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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