This fascinating exploration of how Catholics around the world integrate the practices of faith with their distinctive cultures shows how such practices both enrich and reconcile.

In this sequel to his The Art of Indigenous Theology, which offered an historical look at how the faith has been expressed in different cultures, author Antonio Sison explores three contemporary “case studies “of living inculturation of the Christian faith in the Global South.

Professors and advanced students of theology, world Christianity, and missiology, as well as senior staff at mission agencies will find this book both helpful and enlightening.

Contents

1. Islands of Inculturation: A Filipino Miracle of Multiplication

2. The Re-Homing of Our Lady of La Vang: Refuge, Reconciliation, and the Vietnamese Virgin Mary

3. Climbing Cholula’s Pyramid of Paradox: Inculturation and a Pilgrimage of Truth-Telling