The Center's Publications
Orbis Books and the Center for the Study of Latino/a Catholicism have established a new book series. To be included in this new series are all volumes resulting from research projects sponsored by the Center.
Orders for volumes in this series should be placed directly with Orbis Books or its distributors throughout the world.
The Center invites original book-length manuscripts for publication in the Center's book series with Orbis Books. Manuscripts should be exclusively on U.S. Latino/a religion. All academic disciplines and all scholars are invited (although U.S. Latinos/as are specially encouraged to submit manuscripts). Manuscripts must be in clear coherence with the Center's mission, stated assumptions and research interests. For further information, please visit http://www.sandiego.edu/theo/Latino-Cath/index.php
Already published:
Orlando O. Espín and Gary Macy, eds. Futuring Our Past: Explorations in the Theology of Tradition (Maryknoll, NY : Orbis Books, 2006):
Orlando O. Espín, "Traditioning: Culture, Daily Life and Popular Religion and Their Impact on Christian Tradition."
Bernard Cooke, "Authority and Tradition."
Gary Macy, "The Iberian Heritage of U.S. Latino/a Theology."
Jean-Pierre Ruiz, "Reading Between the Lines: Toward a Latino/a (Re)configuration of Scripture and Tradition."
Francisco Lozada, Jr. "Reinventing the Biblical Tradition: An Exploration of Social Location Hermeneutics."
Gary Riebe-Estrella, "Tradition as Conversation."
Miguel H. Díaz, "A Trinitarian Approach to the Communal-Building Process of Tradition: Oneness as Diversity in Christian Traditioning."
Michelle González, "What about Mulatez? An Afro-Cuban Contribution."
Nancy Pineda-Madrid, "Traditioning: The Formation of Community, the Transmission of Faith."
José R. Irizarry, "The Politics of Tradition in the Protestant Educational Endeavor for Colonial Puerto Rico."
Daisy L. Machado, "El gran avivamiento del '33 : The Protestant Missionary Enterprise, Revival, Identity, and Tradition."
Theresa Torres, "La Quinceañera: Traditioning and the Social Construction of the Mexican American Female."
Orlando O. Espín and Miguel H. Díaz, eds. From the Heart of Our People: Latino Explorations in Catholic Systematic Theology (Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books, 1999):
María Pilar Aquino, "Theological Method in U.S. Latino/a Theology: Toward and Intercultural Theology for the Third Millenium."
Virgilio P. Elizondo, "Theology's Contribution to Society: The Ministry of the Theologian."
Alejandro García-Rivera, "The Whole and the Love of Difference: Latino Metaphysics as Cosmology."
Roberto S. Goizueta, "Fiesta: Life in the Subjunctive."
Jean-Pierre Ruiz, "The Bible and U.S. Hispanic American Theological Discourse: Lessons from a Non-Innocent History."
Orlando O. Espín, "An Exploration into the Theology of Grace and Sin."
Miguel H. Díaz, "Dime con quién andas y te diré quién
eres: We Walk-with Our Lady of Charity."Gary Riebe-Estrella, "Pueblo and Church."
Jeanette Rodríguez, "La Tierra : Home, Identity, and Destiny."
Gary Riebe-Estrella, "Theological Education as Convivenci."
Justo L. González, "Reinventing Dogmatics: A Footnote from a Reinvented Protestant."
Ruy G. Suárez Rivero, "U.S. Latino/a Theology: A View from Outside."
Arturo J. Bañuelas, "Latino/a Catholic Theology: A Selective Bibliography."
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Forthcoming in 2007:
María Pilar Aquino and Maria J. Rosado Nunes, eds. Feminist Intercultural Theology. (Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books, forthcoming 2007). (Tentative title):
Expected contributors:
Geraldina Céspedes Ulloa
Christa Godínez Munguía
Daisy L. Machado
Maricel Mena López
Aura Violeta Rocha Áreas
Jeanette Rodríguez
Olga C. Vélez Caro
Sylvia Regina de Lima
Clara Luz Ajo
María Cristina Ventura
María Pilar Aquino
Maria J. Rosado Nunes
Yury Puello Orozco
Laura Manrique
Mari Carmen Servitje
Michelle González
Nancy E. Bedford
Nancy Pineda-Madrid
Anthonia Beentjes
Orlando O. Espín, ed. Born of Slaves and Criollos/as: Toward a Cuban-American Inter-Religious Dialogue (Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books, forthcoming 2007).
(Tentative thematic titles of chapters:)
Orlando O. Espín and Miguel W. Ramos, “Introduction.”
Michelle González, “A USACuban Religious Identity?”
Jeff González. “Calling, Ashé, ‘Sense of the Faithful’: The Languages of/for Dialogue.”
Carlos Cardoza-Orlandi, “Questions and Perspectives from/to an Evangelical Christian.”
Miguel W. Ramos, “A New Syncretism?: Conflicts and Adaptations, and the Challenges of New Diasporas.
Orlando O. Espín, “’Sacramental’ Thinking: A Shared Ground on/through Which to Dialogue and Understand the Other?"
Bibliography and Glossary
Raúl Gómez-Ruiz, Mozarabs, Hispanics, and the Cross: Hispano-Mozarabic Good Friday Liturgy (Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books, forthcoming 2007).
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