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A flier taped to a roadside shrine to St. Jude, the patron saint of the desperate, warns migrants to watch out for volunteers patrolling U.S./Mexico in Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico. Migrants pray at the shrine before starting their journey to the border fence, which is located about a mile across the desert from the shrine. (Photo: Scott Olson/Getty Images) |
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» Unheard Cuts
Listen to Krista's conversation with Marie Friedmann Marquardt. They discuss the history of immigration, transnationalism, and the allure of the Charismatic movement to Latinos. And, she explains why globalization makes the world smaller — and much more complex.
Featured Essays
» The Changing Contours of Religious Pluralism
Here, Andrea Althoff talks about the dynamic appeal of Charismatic and Pentecostal movements and notes that a large number of immigrants convert from their traditional faiths once they arrive in the U.S.
» Transnational Paradigms
A transcription of a speech by Marie Friedmann Marquardt. Here, she examines the complexity of religion in the Americas in light of globalization and transnationalism, and its impact on how we talk about these issues.
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Voice on the Radio
Manuel Vásquez
Vásquez is associate professor of religion at the University of Florida, and author of Globalizing the Sacred: Religion Across the Americas.
Voice on the Web
Marie Friedmann Marquardt is a doctoral researcher at the Candler School of Theology at Emory University and coauthor of Globalizing the Sacred: Religion Across the Americas. |
