Editorial Listening deeply In his first encyclical (Magnifica humanitas) his Holiness Pope Leo XIV stated that “the Church cannot consider herself a stranger to the forces shaping society”. Indeed, he goes on, “she recognizes today’s questions and challenges as the current setting in which to carry out her particular vocation of listening”. As we set outContinue reading “Summer 2026”
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Spring 2026
Editorial Impressions from the field One of the most rewarding aspects of performing fieldwork, at least for those of us scientific researchers whose domain is none other than direct human experience, is to discover, time and again, the surprising ability humans have for recounting, with a great deal of passion, their own life’s stories. NarrativesContinue reading “Spring 2026”
Processes of Agency, Negotiation and Identity Construction: Lived Religion and LGBTQ+ in relation to Catholic Norms and Practices in Europe from Historical, Ethical and Practical Theological Perspectives 