Preface Contributors Introduction: Una Historia de perseverancia y resiliencia pueblo (A People’s History of Perseverance and Resilience) Part I. Denominational, Ethnoreligious Historias Catholicisms 1. Mexican-Descent Catholics 2. Cuban-Descent Catholics 3. Puerto Rican Christianities in the United States 4. Afro-Cuban Catholicisms 5. The Catholic Church and Central American Immigrants in the United States Non-Catholic Christianities 6. Latino/a Protestantisms: Historical and Sociological Overviews 7. Latina/o Pentecostalism 8. Latina/o/x Mormons Part II. Témas/Themes 9. Latinx Conversions to Islam 10. Popular Religion among Latinos/as: Place-Based Expressions for Understanding Latino/a Popular Catholicism 11. Ethics, Theology, and Mestizaje 12. Latinos/as, Healing, and Christianity 13. Latina/o/x Pilgrimage and Embodiment 14. Occupying the Church: The Making of Latina/o Religious Politics 15. Latino Men, Machismo, and Christianity 16. Latinx Indigeneities and Christianity 17. Prosperity Gospel and Latinos/as 18. Christianities and the Construction of Latinx Ethnoracial Identities Index
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The Oxford Handbook of Latinx Christianities in the United States provides an introduction to U.S. Latinx Christianities, helping readers better understand the largest minority group in the United States. The chapters are written by specialists in U.S. Latinx Christianities from fields such as history, theology, anthropology, and sociology and organized by theme. This volume is a go-to source for anyone interested in the role that religion, specificallyChristianity, plays in the lives of U.S. Latinxs.
The United States is in the midst of a demographic revolution. It is estimated that by 2050 Latinx Americans will make up thirty percent of the nation's total population. Most Latinx Americans today are Christian. And while, historically, most of those Latinx Christians have been Catholics, that is changing as well, as more Latinx Americans embrace Protestantism or other traditions and practices. Even within the U.S. Catholic Church the demographic changes are beingfelt, as more than half of young American Catholics are Latinx. The Oxford Handbook of Latinx Christianities in the United States provides an introduction to U.S. Latinx Christianities, helping readers better understand the largest minority group in the United States. The chapters are written by specialists in U.S. Latinx Christianities from fields such as history, theology, and sociology and organized by theme. The essays, taken individually and collectively, pay attention to both historical and contemporary aspects of major Christiandenominations and movements. This handbook provides in-depth coverage of specific national groups, denominations, geographies, and theologies, and also attends to themes of gender, sexuality, empire, migration, diaspora, borderlands, and transnationalism. This volume is a go-to source for anyone interested in the rolethat religion, specifically Christianity, plays in the lives of U.S. Latinxs.