Notes

Lloyd-Moffett, Setphen R. "The Mysticism and Social Action of Cesar Chavez."
(from "Latino Relgions and Civic Activism in the United States" Espinosa, Elizondo, and Miranda, Ed.)

Considerations ~

• Should religious communities and leaders make socio-political alliances with each other, and would such an alliance entail a spiritual or “religious” agreement/conformity?
• Would it be possible to reach the Catholic Hispanic community through a type of organized (protestant? Catholic?) faith, or has (and {perhaps} therefore would) the personal faith of leaders prove more powerful than the doctrines of any institutionalized religion?
• Catholicism and Protestantism. What to do about similarities and contradictions?
• Personal Myth/ Mysticism
• Fasting, prayer, religio-political meetings, and other matters of religious practice…
• Pilgrimage?
• Does Protestantism allow for Mysticism?

Phrases~

• Leadership as a voice of caution that manages not to kill the mysticism of religious experience. (Devoid of doctrine? Check out UU)