Teresa Delgado is Director of the Peace and Justice Studies Program and Associate Professor and Department Chairperson of Religious Studies at Iona College. Her more recent publications include Augustine and Social Justice, co-edited with John Doody and Kim Paffenroth (2015), and contributions to Queer Christianities: Lived Religion in Transgressive Forms  (2014), Reinterpreting Virtues and Values in the U.S. Public Sphere (2013), and More Than a Monologue: Sexual Diversity and the Catholic Church, Volume 1 (2013). Delgado serves on the Board of Directors for WESPAC Foundation (Westchester Peace Action Coalition) and lives in Mount Vernon, NY with her husband and their four children.

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• 1. Introduction: The Vieques Story and the Critical Task of a Puerto Rican Decolonial Theology.- 2. The Story of Puerto Rican Oppression and Resistance.- 3. Bridging the Puerto Rican Story and Christian Doctrine.- 4. The Works of Esmeralda Santiago: Puerto Rican Identity and Christian Anthropology.- 5. The Works of Pedro Juan Soto: Puerto Rican Suffering and Christian Salvation.- 6. The Works of Rosario Ferré: Puerto Rican Hope and Christian Eschatology.- 7. Conclusion: The Best of Witnesses amongst the Dry Bones.

Teresa Delgado is Director of the Peace and Justice Studies Program and Associate Professor and Department Chairperson of Religious Studies at Iona College. Her more recent publications include Augustine and Social Justice, co-edited with John Doody and Kim Paffenroth (2015), and contributions to Queer Christianities: Lived Religion in Transgressive Forms  (2014), Reinterpreting Virtues and Values in the U.S. Public Sphere (2013), and More Than a Monologue: Sexual Diversity and the Catholic Church, Volume 1 (2013). Delgado serves on the Board of Directors for WESPAC Foundation (Westchester Peace Action Coalition) and lives in Mount Vernon, NY with her husband and their four children.

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• 1. Introduction: The Vieques Story and the Critical Task of a Puerto Rican Decolonial Theology.- 2. The Story of Puerto Rican Oppression and Resistance.- 3. Bridging the Puerto Rican Story and Christian Doctrine.- 4. The Works of Esmeralda Santiago: Puerto Rican Identity and Christian Anthropology.- 5. The Works of Pedro Juan Soto: Puerto Rican Suffering and Christian Salvation.- 6. The Works of Rosario Ferré: Puerto Rican Hope and Christian Eschatology.- 7. Conclusion: The Best of Witnesses amongst the Dry Bones.

Teresa Delgado is Director of the Peace and Justice Studies Program and Associate Professor and Department Chairperson of Religious Studies at Iona College. Her more recent publications include Augustine and Social Justice, co-edited with John Doody and Kim Paffenroth (2015), and contributions to Queer Christianities: Lived Religion in Transgressive Forms  (2014), Reinterpreting Virtues and Values in the U.S. Public Sphere (2013), and More Than a Monologue: Sexual Diversity and the Catholic Church, Volume 1 (2013). Delgado serves on the Board of Directors for WESPAC Foundation (Westchester Peace Action Coalition) and lives in Mount Vernon, NY with her husband and their four children.

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• 1. Introduction: The Vieques Story and the Critical Task of a Puerto Rican Decolonial Theology.- 2. The Story of Puerto Rican Oppression and Resistance.- 3. Bridging the Puerto Rican Story and Christian Doctrine.- 4. The Works of Esmeralda Santiago: Puerto Rican Identity and Christian Anthropology.- 5. The Works of Pedro Juan Soto: Puerto Rican Suffering and Christian Salvation.- 6. The Works of Rosario Ferré: Puerto Rican Hope and Christian Eschatology.- 7. Conclusion: The Best of Witnesses amongst the Dry Bones.