CONTENTS -- FOREWORD (Olga Villa Parra) -- INTRODUCTION (María Pilar Aquino, Daisy L. Machado, and Jeanette Rodríguez) -- PART I: SOURCES, THOUGHT, AND PRAXIS OF LATINA FEMINIST INSIGHT -- Chapter 1: SEEING BEAUTY WITHIN TORMENT: SOR JUANA INÉS DE LA CRUZ AND THE BAROQUE IN NEW SPAIN (Michelle A. González) -- Chapter 2: PROPHESY FREEDOM: PUERTO RICAN WOMEN'S LITERATURE AS A SOURCE FOR LATINA FEMINIST THEOLOGY (Teresa Delgado) -- Chapter 3: ANA CASTILLO AS SANTERA: RECONSTRUCTING POPULAR RELIGIOUS PRAXIS (Gail Pérez) -- Chapter 4: READING FROM OURSELVES: IDENTITY AND HERMENEUTICS AMONG MEXICAN-AMERICAN FEMINISTS (Leticia A. Guardiola-Sáenz) -- Chapter 5: PERCEPTION MATTERS: PENTECOSTAL LATINAS IN ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA (Anna Adams) -- Chapter 6: LATINA ACTIVISTS: TOWARD AN INCLUSIVE SPIRITUALITY OF BEING IN THE WORLD (Jeanette Rodríguez) -- PART II: U.S. LATINA FEMINIST THEOLOGICAL INSIGHT -- Chapter 7: LATINA FEMINIST THEOLOGY: CENTRAL FEATURES (María Pilar Aquino) -- Chapter 8: THE UNNAMED WOMAN: JUSTICE, FEMINISTS, AND THE UNDOCUMENTED WOMAN (Daisy L. Machado) -- Chapter 9: JUSTICE CROSSES THE BORDER: THE PREFERENTIAL OPTION FOR THE POOR IN THE UNITED STATES (Carmen Marie Nanko) -- Chapter 10: IGNORED VIRGIN OR UNAWARE WOMEN: A MEXICAN-AMERICAN PROTESTANT REFLECTION ON THE VIRGIN OF GUADALUPE (Nora O. Lozano-Díaz) -- Chapter 11: PATHWAYS TO A MESTIZA FEMINIST THEOLOGY (Gloria Inés Loya) -- Chapter 12: NOTES TOWARD A CHICANAFEMINIST EPISTEMOLOGY (AND WHY IT IS IMPORTANT FOR LATINA FEMINIST THEOLOGIES) (Nancy Pineda-Madrid) -- SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY -- CONTRIBUTORS -- INDEX.