2021/1: Church and Theology at the Borders

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Edited by Gianluca Montaldi, Catherine Cornille, Daniel Franklin Pilario.

Part One: A Global Vision

The Peripheries of Waste: The Touchstone and Opening Towards Infinity
ANNA STAROPOLI

Encountering the Stranger at the Gate: Towards a Feminist-Postcolonial Theology of Hospitality
SHARON A BONG

Crossing Frontiers, Creating Other Possible Worlds: For a Decolonial Theology of Migration
CARLOS MENDOZA-ÁLVAREZ

Inforg: A Boundary Between Nature and Technology?
GIOVANNI GIORGIO

Theology as Border-Crossing: Lessons from a Hostel for Refugees
STAN CHU ILO

Part Two: The Case Study: Europe and the Mediterranean Sea

Borderline Europe: On the Ambiguity and the Drivers of the European Border Regime
MICHELLE BECKA AND JOHANNES ULRICH

The (Christian?) Future of Europe
CETTINA MILITELLO

We the (Catholic) People: Is Populism Hijacking Christianity? An Eastern European Perspective
ZORAN GROZDANOV

The Mediterranean as a Space of Inter-cultural Recognition
VALERIO CORRADI

Theology from the Mediterranean
GIUSEPPINA DE SIMONE

Part Three: Epilogue

Art Borders Beyond Borders
CRISPINO VALENZIANO

Part Four: Theological Forum

Written by Clowns… Supervised by Monkeys: A Critique of the Covid-19 Narrative
KRISTOF K. P. VANHOUTTE

Coming Out of the Comfort Zone, in Liturgy What Have We Learned?: New Possible Scenarios for Rites Tested by Lockdown
ALBERTO DAL MASO

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