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The Editorial Board of the Journal of Hispanic / Latino Theology places great importance on students and faculty at academic institutions being able to  access our materials for use in their research, course work, and spiritual growth. To address this, we have developed a very affordable option to provide institutional subscriptions to organizations that provide access to online materials from campus locations such as a library or computer lab.

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Welcome to the electronic Journal of Hispanic / Latino Theology. In 1993, the Academy of Catholic Hispanic Theologians of the United States launched the Journal of Hispanic / Latino Theology as a peer-reviewed quarterly that provided a venue for the growing body of theological analysis of the religious reality of the Latinos and Latinas in the United States, a population that is steadily increasing in number and in significance for the life of the church. Recognizing the opportunities for a wider readership across the United States, in Latin America, and around the world, the new electronic format of the Journal of Hispanic / Latino Theology takes advantage of advances in information technology to make this research available to an ever broader and more diverse readership of scholars, pastoral agents, students, and others. We welcome your comments and your questions, as we look forward to sharing this important and exciting work with you. In this inaugural issue, we present two articles. The first is “¡Presente! The Prophetic Legacy of Monseñor Oscar Romero,” by Dr. Carmen Nanko Fernández of the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, Illinois. “We also present Life-Giving Migrations: Re-visioning the Mystery of God through U.S. Hispanic Eyes,” by Dr. Miguel H. Díaz of the College of St. Benedict / St. John’s University in Collegeville Minnesota. We invite you to include this site among your favorites, and to return often as updates are posted. To celebrate the launch of this new format, the electronic Journal of Hispanic / Latino Theology will be free for a limited time.

Jean-Pierre Ruiz
Editor
jhlteditor[at]achtus.org

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