Serbin brings the story of Brazil's long night of dictatorship into the present, exploring its unique contributions and challenges as an emerging global capitalist giant.
Traces five centuries of conflict and change in the life of the clergy in Brazil. This book examines how priests participated in the colonization of Brazil, educated the elite and poor in the faith, propped up the socioeconomic status quo, and reinforced the institution of slavery, all the while living in relative freedom from church authority.
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