Christina Condyles

Christina Condyles, PhD, serves as Assistant Professor of Liturgical and Sacramental Theology at Aquinas Institute of Theology, where her work examines how liturgical participation shapes Christian identity and daily life through rigorous theological scholarship and practical application.

Her academic credentials include:

• PhD from The Catholic University of America
• MPhil from The Catholic University of America
• MA from Saint John's University
• BA from Mount St. Mary's University

Dr. Condyles' research integrates sacramental theology with lived Christian practice, focusing on worship's transformative role in community formation. She investigates historical foundations of Eucharist and initiation while addressing contemporary challenges like post-pandemic worship renewal, emphasizing accessibility for pastoral ministers through publications with Liturgy Training Publications.

Her publication trajectory reveals evolving engagement from Trinitarian liturgical theory (2013) to urgent practical theology: pandemic-era worship adaptation (2021), group prayer dynamics (2023), and sacramental care for the sick. This progression highlights consistent focus on bridging academic rigor with pastoral utility across liturgical ministries and catechetical formation.

Dr. Condyles teaches core courses including Theology of Worship, Christian Initiation, and Eucharist, alongside Doctor of Ministry instruction in Liturgy and Preaching. Her prior editorial role at Liturgy Training Publications informs a distinctive approach connecting classroom learning with real-world ministerial resources and workshops for diocesan communities.

No dedicated research laboratory or team is documented, though her work intersects with the Ashley-O'Rourke Center for Health Ministry Leadership through publications on sacramental care for the sick.