Pamela H. Long is Associate Professor and Coordinator of World Languages and Cultures at Auburn University Montgomery, and holds a PhD in Spanish from Tulane University. She is a candidate for the priesthood in the Episcopal Church and serves the Latino community.

• Preface – Acknowledgements – Reading Don Quixote through a Stained-Glass Window – Christendom in Tatters – The Bones under the Convent – Theology and the Christian Champion – Of Mystical Helmets and Sacred Balms – Translations and Transformations – References – Index.

Pamela H. Long is Associate Professor and Coordinator of World Languages and Cultures at Auburn University Montgomery, and holds a PhD in Spanish from Tulane University. She is a candidate for the priesthood in the Episcopal Church and serves the Latino community.

• Preface – Acknowledgements – Reading Don Quixote through a Stained-Glass Window – Christendom in Tatters – The Bones under the Convent – Theology and the Christian Champion – Of Mystical Helmets and Sacred Balms – Translations and Transformations – References – Index.

Pamela H. Long is Associate Professor and Coordinator of World Languages and Cultures at Auburn University Montgomery, and holds a PhD in Spanish from Tulane University. She is a candidate for the priesthood in the Episcopal Church and serves the Latino community.

• Preface – Acknowledgements – Reading Don Quixote through a Stained-Glass Window – Christendom in Tatters – The Bones under the Convent – Theology and the Christian Champion – Of Mystical Helmets and Sacred Balms – Translations and Transformations – References – Index.