Multiple Spiritual Participation and the African Diaspora in the Caribbean

This book contributes to the contemporary and diverse field of Pastoral and Practical Theology by putting forward an intercultural and liberation model of spiritual caregiving and post-pastoral and practical theology from the Greater Antillean Spanish-speaking Afro-Caribben. It provides post-pastoral, spiritual, theological, interfaith, and pedagogical examples of the accompaniment and caregiving of persons and communities for holistic well-being in an Afro-Diasporic sociocultural context. It also offers case studies showing how the post/decolonial and spiritual post-pastoral caregiving process has implications for spiritual Spanish-speaking Afro-Caribbean and the African diaspora, where multiple spiritual and religious participation expresses the struggle for survival, liberation, autonomy, and self-determination. This work is a must for scholars interested in religion and heath care.