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"Fascinating! This book mounts a compelling argument that the study of the church (ecclesiology) should be rebuilt from the ground up, and wonderfully shows how it might be done. The key is narrative, whether personal, literary, ethnographic, or artistic. Drawn from Latino/a experience, here is a method that starts with particular lives and practices and moves to true universal import. Are laity as subjects, not objects, the people of God? Tell me!" --Elizabeth A. Johnson, CSJ, Fordham University"Imperatori-Lee weaves these sources together masterfully, and the theology of church she produces simultaneously is rooted in the faith of the people from whom she comes and addresses the needs of the wider church." --America Magazine"Imperatori-Lee's book sits us down for a rich conversation with compelling stories, which, trusting in grace, should flower into a widening circle of commitment in the U.S. Catholic Church with and for each other, and to count as 'presente' those who continue to