When drug lords get saved
In Rio de Janeiro, they don’t necessarily turn away from sin.
Gutiérrez's liberation theology still inspires young Latin American theologians
The death of Gustavo Gutiérrez, called the “father of liberation theology,” at age 96 on October 22 has set off a reconsideration of the theological and pastoral movement spawned by the publication...
As their World Cup team faces the Dutch, Argentines call on folk saints for help
In the weeks before the World Cup tournament got underway in Qatar, Claudio Tapia, who heads Argentina’s national soccer feder...
Christian missionaries gain access to Amazon’s Indigenous peoples, despite pandemic
When the first COVID-19 cases hit Brazil in March, the government agency in charge of protecting the country’s Indigenous peoples, the National Indian Foundation, ordered all civilians to leave th...
Brazil’s new president begins term with support of conservative Christians
Jair Bolsonaro created a Christian voting bloc through opposition to what he called a liberal moral drift.