16.00-18.00 City Tour (meeting point: Ramada ground floor hall)
18.30-20.00 Conference registration (Ramada first floor hall)
08.30-09.00 Conference registration (Ramada first floor hall)
09.00-09.30 OPENING ADDRESS (Ramada Alfa Room)
09.30-11.00 Session I – Chair: Stefan Tobler
MICHAEL AZAR
Israel: The People of God in Byzantine Liturgy
BOGDAN BUCUR
Missing the (Theophanic) Point: A Blind Spot in Patristic Scholarship and Its Consequences for Understanding Jewish Texts in Byzantine Festal Hymns
ALEXANDRU IONIȚĂ
Mapping the Anti-Jewish Topoi of the Triodion
11.00-11.30 Coffee break
11.30-13.00 Session II – Chair: Bronwen Neil
PATRICK ANDRIST
Le De Paschα de Méliton et son contexte: existait-il, dans l’Antiquité, une tradition chrétienne de polémique antijudaïque dans les liturgies de la période de Pâques? / Contextualising Melito’s De Paschα: Was There, in Antiquity, a Christian Tradition of Polemics Adversus Iudaeos in the Liturgies Around Easter?
HARALD BUCHINGER
Anti-Judaism at the Origins of the Byzantine Liturgical Year: “Israel” and “the Jews” in Severian of Gabala’s FestalHomilies
ISTVÁN PERCZEL
Is Saint John Chrysostom the Father ofByzantine anti-Semitism? In Memoriam Zvetlana-Mihaela Tanasă
13.00-15.00 Lunch Break
15.00-17.00 Session III – Chair: Harald Buchinger
ELIANE POIROT
Les seize Discours liturgiques de Grégoire de Nazianze dans la liturgie byzantine
RADU GHEORGHE GÂRBACEA
“Consider with me…the Jews’ Folly”: the Image of the Jews in the Patristic Homilies and the Hymnography on Lazarus
BRONWEN NEIL
Mary and the Jews in the Byzantine Liturgy in the Fifth and Sixth Centuries
BASILIUS GROEN
The Strained Relationship between Venerating Old Testament Saints and Singing anti-Jewish Hymns
17.00-17.30 Coffee Break
17.30-19.00 Session IV – Chair: Partick Andrist
DORU CONSTANTIN DOROFTEI
Christ, Christians, and Christianity in the Palestinian Aramaic Poetry of Late Antiquity
RUTH LANGER, DEMETRIOS E. TONIAS
The Self through the Other in Byzantine and Jewish Liturgies: A Comparative Exercise
BARBARA CROSTINI
The Objects of Jewish Cult from a Christian Perspective: Materiality and Mediation in Faith and Worship
19.30 Conference festive dinner (Ramada Hotel)
09.00-11.00 Session V – Chair: Alexandru Ioniță
SANDRINE CANERI
La prière liturgique au regard de l’Évangile: comment les juifs sont-ils présentés?
VADIM WITTKOWSKY
Das Bild der „Juden“ in der orthodoxen Karwochenliturgie vor dem Hintergrund der „antijüdischen“ Stellen des NeuenTestaments
ALEXANDRU MIHĂILĂ
Quoting Scripture against the Jews in the Holy Week Orthodox Cult
PETER EBENBAUER
„Mein Volk, was habe ich dir getan?“ Die Karfreitags-Improperien in den gegenwärtigen Ordnungen des byzantinischen und des römisch-katholischen Ritus
11.00-11.30 Coffee break
11.30-13.00 Session VIa – Alfa Room Chair: Stephen Shoemaker
EVELINA MINEVA
The Jews in the Hymns of John Damascus, Marcos Eugenikos and in the South Slavic Translations of Byzantine Hymns
NADIESZDA KIZENKO
The Long Shadow of Byzantine Anti-Jewish Liturgical Texts: the Church Slavonic Service to Martyr Gavriil of Bielostok in Late Imperial Russia
VICTORIA LEGKIKH
ChristiansastheNewPeoplethroughtheImagesofOldTestament in Byzantine and Russian Orthodox Hymnography
Session VIb – Betta RoomShoemaker Chair: Pablo Argárate
ALEXANDRU PRELIPCEAN
Andrew of Crete’s Anti-Jewish Hymnography of the Triodion
EIRINI ARTEMI
The Psalms, the Hymns and the Texts of the Old Testament and Their Use in Holy Monday and Tuesday
PARASKEVI TOMA
PoliticallyCorrectorJustnotAnti-Jewish:ReconstructingtheProfile of the Middle Byzantine Hymnographer
13.00-15.00 Lunch Break
15.00-17.00 Session VII – Chair: Reinhart Ceulemans
BERNARD OUTTIER
L’image des Juifs dans l’hymnographie arménienne et géorgienne ancienne
STEPHEN J SHOEMAKER
Passion Piety and Anti-Judaism in Late Ancient Jerusalem: Hymns for the Holy Week from the Jerusalem Georgian Chantbook
BABY VARGHESE
Cult of the Old Testament Saint and Anti-Judaic Polemics in the Syrian Orthodox Liturgy
PABLO ARGÁRATE
Israel and the Jews in the Kontakia of Romanos Melodos
17.00-17.30 Coffee Break
9.00-10.30 Session IX – Chair: Barbara Crostini
PIER GIORGIO TANEBURGO OFM. CAP.
Was the first Metropolitan ofRus’ Anti-Jewish? An Enquiry into the Homily ofHilarion
AGNIESZKA GRONEK
Representations of the Sanhedrin in Post-Byzantine Art
CHARALAMPOS MINAOGLOU
The Byzantine Liturgy and the Post-Byzantine Anti-Jewish Literature
10.30-11.00 Poster presentation
NATALIIA KOSTIUK
Images of the Old Testament in a Liturgy of the 18th – Early 19th Centuries: Some Aspects of Use of Texts of «The Book of Psalms»
11.00-11.30 Coffee break
11.30-13.00 Session X – Chair: Doru Doroftei
REINHART CEULEMANS
Anti-Jewish Measures from Macedonian Emperors: the Role of the Bible
ANA-MARIA RĂDUCAN
Jewish Authors in the Patriarch’ Bibliotheke
ALEXANDER ZANEMONETS
“I reject Every Jewish Custom”: Byzantine Formulas of Renouncing Judaism in the 11th Century
13.00-15.00 Lunch Break
15.00-17.00 SESSION XI – Chair: Bogdan Bucur
IONUȚ BILIUȚĂ
“Through Their Sacrifice, They Silenced the Shameless Jews!”: Antisemitic Tropes in the Liturgy of the Saints of the Communist Prisons in Contemporary Romania
MARIAN PĂTRU
The Liturgical Construction of Jewishness. The Image of the Jew and Judaism in the Homiletical Discourse of the Romanian Orthodox Church in the Interwar Period.
IOAN CHIRILĂ, CĂTĂLIN VARGA
“The Glory of Your people Israel” (Lk. 2:32). The Nunc dimittis in the Romanian Orthodox Vespers of the 20th century and Israel’s Dilemma in the Oral Liturgical Tradition
ALINA PĂTRU
Reception of Liturgical Hymns by Christian Orthodox Service Attenders
17.00-17.30 Coffee Break
17.30-19.00 Session XII – Conclusive discussion – Chairs: Stefan Tobler & Alexandru Ioniță
July 12, 09.00 Departure for the conference trip (Ramada Parking)
July 13, 21.00 Arrival back to Sibiu (Ramada Parking)
