Solange Lefebvre, Université de Montréal, is Professor of Religious Studies. Her publications include the edited volume Public Commissions on Cultural and Religious Diversity: Analysis, Reception and Challenges (Routledge, 2017). Alfonso Pérez-Agote, Complutense University of Madrid, is Professor of Sociology. His publications include Cambio religioso en España: los avatares de la secularización (Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas, Madrid, 2012), The Intimate, Polity and the Catholic Church (coedited with Karel Dobbelaere, Leuven University Press, 2015) and Religion in the Public Sphere: Canadian Case Studies (University of Toronto Press, 2014). Contributors are: Kevin Ahern, Andrea Althoff, Valérie Aubourg, Tricia C. Bruce, Karel Dobbelaere, Alejandro Gabriel Emiliano Flores, Paul L. Gareau, Ramiro Gómez-Arzápalo, Isabelle Jonveaux, Jean-François Laniel, Andrew P. Lynch, Sławomir Mandes, Graham P. McDonough, Wojciech Sadłoń, Jesús Antonio Serrano Sánchez, Barbora Spalová, Jakob Egeris Thorsen, Helena Vilaça, Liliane Voyé

• Notes on ContributorsIntroduction to The Changing Faces of CatholicismSolange Lefebvre and Alfonso Pérez-AgotePart 1: Catholicism in Both Catholic and Pluralistic Societies1 Religion and National Identity in Catholic Societies: The Quarrel between Religion and CultureJean-François Laniel2 Popular Religiosity and Value Changes in Mexico City YouthJesús Antonio Serrano Sánchez, Ramiro Gómez-Arzápalo and Alejandro Gabriel Emiliano Flores3 From a Place of Popular Religiosity to a Transnational Space of Multiple Meanings and Religious InteractionsHelena Vilaça4 Cultural Catholics in the United StatesTricia C. BrucePart 2: Strategies within Specific Countries to Counteract the Secularization Crisis5 Occupying the Margins of Society: Operationalizing Minority Identity Politics among Youth within the Catholic New EvangelizationPaul L. Gareau6 Catholic Reconquest: The Case of the Sainte Blandine Megachurch in LyonValérie Aubourg7 The Catholic Charismatic Renewal (ccr) in the AmericasAndrea Althoff and Jakob Egeris Thorsen8 Religious Practices, Beliefs and Commitments on the Margins of the Catholic Church in BelgiumKarel Dobbelaere and Liliane VoyéPart 3: Strategies and General Attitudes of the Catholic Church, and of the Vatican Centre in Particular,in Relation to Problems of the Global Era9 Catholicism and Eastern Religions: Spiritual Innovators and Interreligious Dialogue (de Mello and Merton)Andrew P. Lynch10 Religion in a Globalized Culture: Institutional Innovation and Continuity of Catholicism—The Case of World Youth DaySławomir Mandes and Wojciech Sadłoń11 The Joy of Dialogue in an Intercultural World: Educational Implications from Evangelii GaudiumGraham P. McDonoughPart 4: Changes in Specific Catholic Institutions12 Navigating the Fault Lines of Catholic Institutional IdentityKevin Ahern13 The Economy of Stability in Catholic Monasteries in the Czech Republic and AustriaBarbora Spalová and Isabelle JonveauxIndex

Solange Lefebvre, Université de Montréal, is Professor of Religious Studies. Her publications include the edited volume Public Commissions on Cultural and Religious Diversity: Analysis, Reception and Challenges (Routledge, 2017). Alfonso Pérez-Agote, Complutense University of Madrid, is Professor of Sociology. His publications include Cambio religioso en España: los avatares de la secularización (Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas, Madrid, 2012), The Intimate, Polity and the Catholic Church (coedited with Karel Dobbelaere, Leuven University Press, 2015) and Religion in the Public Sphere: Canadian Case Studies (University of Toronto Press, 2014). Contributors are: Kevin Ahern, Andrea Althoff, Valérie Aubourg, Tricia C. Bruce, Karel Dobbelaere, Alejandro Gabriel Emiliano Flores, Paul L. Gareau, Ramiro Gómez-Arzápalo, Isabelle Jonveaux, Jean-François Laniel, Andrew P. Lynch, Sławomir Mandes, Graham P. McDonough, Wojciech Sadłoń, Jesús Antonio Serrano Sánchez, Barbora Spalová, Jakob Egeris Thorsen, Helena Vilaça, Liliane Voyé

• Notes on ContributorsIntroduction to The Changing Faces of CatholicismSolange Lefebvre and Alfonso Pérez-AgotePart 1: Catholicism in Both Catholic and Pluralistic Societies1 Religion and National Identity in Catholic Societies: The Quarrel between Religion and CultureJean-François Laniel2 Popular Religiosity and Value Changes in Mexico City YouthJesús Antonio Serrano Sánchez, Ramiro Gómez-Arzápalo and Alejandro Gabriel Emiliano Flores3 From a Place of Popular Religiosity to a Transnational Space of Multiple Meanings and Religious InteractionsHelena Vilaça4 Cultural Catholics in the United StatesTricia C. BrucePart 2: Strategies within Specific Countries to Counteract the Secularization Crisis5 Occupying the Margins of Society: Operationalizing Minority Identity Politics among Youth within the Catholic New EvangelizationPaul L. Gareau6 Catholic Reconquest: The Case of the Sainte Blandine Megachurch in LyonValérie Aubourg7 The Catholic Charismatic Renewal (ccr) in the AmericasAndrea Althoff and Jakob Egeris Thorsen8 Religious Practices, Beliefs and Commitments on the Margins of the Catholic Church in BelgiumKarel Dobbelaere and Liliane VoyéPart 3: Strategies and General Attitudes of the Catholic Church, and of the Vatican Centre in Particular,in Relation to Problems of the Global Era9 Catholicism and Eastern Religions: Spiritual Innovators and Interreligious Dialogue (de Mello and Merton)Andrew P. Lynch10 Religion in a Globalized Culture: Institutional Innovation and Continuity of Catholicism—The Case of World Youth DaySławomir Mandes and Wojciech Sadłoń11 The Joy of Dialogue in an Intercultural World: Educational Implications from Evangelii GaudiumGraham P. McDonoughPart 4: Changes in Specific Catholic Institutions12 Navigating the Fault Lines of Catholic Institutional IdentityKevin Ahern13 The Economy of Stability in Catholic Monasteries in the Czech Republic and AustriaBarbora Spalová and Isabelle JonveauxIndex

Solange Lefebvre, Université de Montréal, is Professor of Religious Studies. Her publications include the edited volume Public Commissions on Cultural and Religious Diversity: Analysis, Reception and Challenges (Routledge, 2017). Alfonso Pérez-Agote, Complutense University of Madrid, is Professor of Sociology. His publications include Cambio religioso en España: los avatares de la secularización (Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas, Madrid, 2012), The Intimate, Polity and the Catholic Church (coedited with Karel Dobbelaere, Leuven University Press, 2015) and Religion in the Public Sphere: Canadian Case Studies (University of Toronto Press, 2014). Contributors are: Kevin Ahern, Andrea Althoff, Valérie Aubourg, Tricia C. Bruce, Karel Dobbelaere, Alejandro Gabriel Emiliano Flores, Paul L. Gareau, Ramiro Gómez-Arzápalo, Isabelle Jonveaux, Jean-François Laniel, Andrew P. Lynch, Sławomir Mandes, Graham P. McDonough, Wojciech Sadłoń, Jesús Antonio Serrano Sánchez, Barbora Spalová, Jakob Egeris Thorsen, Helena Vilaça, Liliane Voyé

• Notes on ContributorsIntroduction to The Changing Faces of CatholicismSolange Lefebvre and Alfonso Pérez-AgotePart 1: Catholicism in Both Catholic and Pluralistic Societies1 Religion and National Identity in Catholic Societies: The Quarrel between Religion and CultureJean-François Laniel2 Popular Religiosity and Value Changes in Mexico City YouthJesús Antonio Serrano Sánchez, Ramiro Gómez-Arzápalo and Alejandro Gabriel Emiliano Flores3 From a Place of Popular Religiosity to a Transnational Space of Multiple Meanings and Religious InteractionsHelena Vilaça4 Cultural Catholics in the United StatesTricia C. BrucePart 2: Strategies within Specific Countries to Counteract the Secularization Crisis5 Occupying the Margins of Society: Operationalizing Minority Identity Politics among Youth within the Catholic New EvangelizationPaul L. Gareau6 Catholic Reconquest: The Case of the Sainte Blandine Megachurch in LyonValérie Aubourg7 The Catholic Charismatic Renewal (ccr) in the AmericasAndrea Althoff and Jakob Egeris Thorsen8 Religious Practices, Beliefs and Commitments on the Margins of the Catholic Church in BelgiumKarel Dobbelaere and Liliane VoyéPart 3: Strategies and General Attitudes of the Catholic Church, and of the Vatican Centre in Particular,in Relation to Problems of the Global Era9 Catholicism and Eastern Religions: Spiritual Innovators and Interreligious Dialogue (de Mello and Merton)Andrew P. Lynch10 Religion in a Globalized Culture: Institutional Innovation and Continuity of Catholicism—The Case of World Youth DaySławomir Mandes and Wojciech Sadłoń11 The Joy of Dialogue in an Intercultural World: Educational Implications from Evangelii GaudiumGraham P. McDonoughPart 4: Changes in Specific Catholic Institutions12 Navigating the Fault Lines of Catholic Institutional IdentityKevin Ahern13 The Economy of Stability in Catholic Monasteries in the Czech Republic and AustriaBarbora Spalová and Isabelle JonveauxIndex