Catholicism in Brazil: Global Trajectories in Tension provides an essential analysis of how the Catholic Church navigates the rapid social and cultural changes of modern Brazil. As one of the largest Catholic populations in the world, Brazil represents a vital intersection of tradition and modernity. Through detailed research, this work examines the various pressures facing the institution, including the growth of new religious movements, the impact of globalisation, and the internal shifts within local communities. By placing Brazilian Catholicism within a broader international context, the authors reveal how faith adapts and persists amidst significant social upheaval. This scholarly collection offers a nuanced look at the religious life of a nation in transition, making it a critical resource for anyone interested in the future of the Church in the Global South. Whether you are a student of religion, a sociologist, or simply curious about how faith thrives in diverse landscapes, this book offers a thought-provoking look at the trajectories of the Catholic mission today.