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Dismantling the Discourses of the “Black Legend” as They Still Function in The Episcopal Church: A Case against Latinx Ministries as a Program of the Church.
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- Author(s): ROLAND GUZMÁN, CARLA E.
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Anglican Theological Review. Fall2019, Vol. 101 Issue 4, p603-624. 22p. - Source:
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- Abstract: The Episcopal Church’s failures in ministry to, with, and among Latinx persons and communities are related to the centuries-long historical and discursive animosity between England and Spain. This serves as a background to understanding today’s major challenges with respect to ministry with Latinx persons and communities, which function as hyphenated-ministries: programs or projects of the church. The overt and covert insidious replication of the discourses of the so-called Black Legend continue to play out in the inability of TEC to have a substantial breakthrough in ministry with and among Latinx persons and communities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Abstract: Roland propone que las falias de la Iglesia Episcopal en el ministerio con y entre personas Latinx y dentro de comunidades Latinx eástn relacionadas con la animosidad histórica y discursiva inmemorial entre Inglaterra y España. TEC, conw iglesia colonial e imperial, utiliza el “anglicanismo” y sus raíces “inglesas” de una manera que desprecia y muestra prejuicio en contra de las personas y comunidades Latinx, dados sus supuestos antecedentes “españoles” y “católicos romanos.” Esto sirve como un entomo para entender los grandes desafíos de hoy en día con respecto a estos ministerios. E.stos retos incluyen, el funcionamiento de los “Ministerios Latinx’’ institucionalizados, y todos los Ministerios Etnicos, como ministerios “híbridos” que se destacan porsu guión (hyphenated-ministries), porque son y funcionan solamente como programas o proyectos de la iglesia. Esto está vinculado a la falta de deseo en compartir poder y recursos, o renunciar al control de la institución y al panico demografico sin fundamento teológico, y la reproducción insidiosa abierta y encubierta de los discursos de la llamada “leyenda negra,” a medicla que continúan manifestándose en la incapacidad de TEC de tener un avance sustancial en estos ministerios con y entre las personas y comunidades Latinx. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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