Timothy Matovina Bücher

Focusing on the interplay between religious traditions and the dynamics of faith communities, this book explores themes of ritual studies, lived religion, and Latino theology. It delves into how these elements are influenced by historical contexts, transnationalism, and ethnicity, providing a nuanced analysis of the evolving nature of faith and its impact on identity. Through recent scholarly perspectives, it highlights the complexities of devotion and cultural expression within the Latino community.

The book offers an in-depth exploration of the Latino Catholic experience in the U.S. from the 16th century to the present, highlighting the reciprocal transformations between the U.S. Catholic Church, its growing Latino majority, and American culture. Authored by Timothy Matovina, a noted scholar from Notre Dame, this accessible edition is essential for those involved in Hispanic ministry. It has garnered significant endorsements from various Catholic media outlets, emphasizing its relevance and importance in understanding contemporary Catholicism in America.