Becoming Sister Ernestine
Novelist Charles Alcorn memorializes his former teacher at one of the oldest Catholic high schools in Texas
Pinta el mapa de la trayectoria de tu vida
La Dra. Nely Galán presenta un extracto de su libro inspirador ¡Adelante!
Becoming Empowered, Self-Reliant, and Rich in Every Way
Dr. Nely Galán presents excerpts from Self-Made
9/11 at 22
A selection of resources that touch on how issues of religion, Latinidades, and social justice have been impacted by the 2001 September 11 attacks
La Buddhalupana Way
Journalist Macarena Hernández interviews celebrated author Sandra Cisneros
Pura vida: La voz de Queen Nzinga
La poeta y ensayista costarricense-panameña Dlia McDonald Woolery celebra la literatura afro escrita por mujeres
Forget-Me-Not: Mati in memoriam
The Hispanic Theological Initiative commemorates theological social ethicist Dr. Matilde Kathleen Moros
Liminal Theology
Selections from the online space of practical theology that explores the boundaries, transitions, and the in-between
Finding La Negrita
Dr. Natasha Gordon-Chipembere presents excerpts from her recent novel, a retelling of Costa Rica’s Black Madonna narrative
Will New Mexico Sing Their Spanish in Heaven?
Christian Silva on embodiment, prayer, and Spanish-nuevomexicano
Tell Somebody
Rev. Dr. Harold J. Recinos presents excerpts from his latest collection of poetry
Hummings from the Desert / Tarareos desde el desierto
Alma L. Cárdenas-Rodríguez presents bilingual poems inspired by adversity, nature, and the Book of Habakkuk
Alma L. Cárdenas-Rodríguez presenta poemas bilingües inspirados en la adversidad, la naturaleza y el Libro de Habacuc
Hold It Together and Keep Going
Erasmo Guerra reflects on two decades of writing from his many borderlands
Ode to OLG, San Bernardino
liz gonzález presents poetry and prose that celebrate Our Lady of Guadalupe and life in Southern California
Far and Near
Rev. Dr. Harold J. Recinos presents excerpts from his latest collection of poetry The Looking Glass
Sacred Fields, Sacred Nostalgia
Dr. Lloyd D. Barba presents excerpts from his recent book on Mexican Pentecostal farmworkers in California