Studia Liturgica
An International Ecumenical Journal for Liturgical Research and Renewal.Studia Litugica is a peer-reviewed journal published twice a year. Founded in 1962 and now published by SAGE on behalf of Societas Liturgica.
Studia Liturgica’s aim is to:
- Encourage research in the field of worship and allied subjects and explore the pastoral implications of such research
- Facilitate the exchange of results and other liturgical knowledge
- To deepen the mutual understanding of the various liturgical traditions and seeks for ways to make clear the relevance of liturgy in the contemporary world
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Editorial Board
Editor in Chief
Peter C. Bower, USA
Assistant Editors
Robert Kelly, France
Kathryn Naylor, UK
Jennifer O’Brien, Australia
Shawn Strout, USA
Class of 2027
Sarah Kathleen Johnson, Canada
Swee Hong Lim, Canada
Natacha Tinteroff, France
Class of 2029
Peter Jeffrey, USA
Dragan Kovacevic, Serbia
Ferdi P. Kruger, South Africa
The President (ex-officio)
Harald Buchinger, Austria
Societas Liturgica Co-Treasurers
Mary Stephenson, Ireland
Jason Lucas, USA
How to Submit a Manuscript
The Editorial Board actively encourage articles for publication in Studia Liturgica which is distributed to over 3,000 institutions around the world and, thus, can stimulate cross-fertilization of research, ideas, concepts, conclusions among colleagues as well as thousands of other people
Papers from diverse traditions, cultures, and geographic regions are earnestly welcomed as well as illustrative line drawings, diagrams, charts/tables, and even high contrast black & white photos.
The current ‘Style Guidelines for Contributors’ including language and referencing conventions are available here – Style Guidlines
To submit a manuscript, all authors create an account in “SAGE track” where manuscripts are then submitted
If you need any assistance establishing your SAGE account, e-mail SAGE Track Support for help here sagetracksupport@sagepub.com – details are on the SAGE Track pages
Publication is not guaranteed, but a thoughtful review of all papers will be made by peer reviewers.