The harvest
Contemporary Hispanic Theology in the United States (1972-2019)

At the beginning of the 21st century, we can take a look at the abundant harvest of struggles sown over time by grassroots Christian women and men, whose religious beliefs sustain their daily efforts to survive and to bring about justice. The author makes it clear that Hispanic/Latino theological work is not monolithic, but rather
What is a work enriched with different perspectives, all of them rooted in the struggles of our people. Hispanic/Latino theology is as mestizo/mulatto, as hybrid, as our culture, as our language, as our daily lives.