Evangelization as Performance: Making Music, Telling Stories

@article{Schwaller2010EvangelizationAP,
  title={Evangelization as Performance: Making Music, Telling Stories},
  author={J. Schwaller},
  journal={The Americas},
  year={2010},
  volume={66},
  pages={305 - 310}
}
In the 1970s two important trends in Latin American history came into conjunction. The older of these was the study of the evangelization of the natives of the New World. The evangelization largely occurred at the hands of the regular clergy: Franciscans, Dominicans, and Augustinians. Nevertheless, there were significant numbers of secular priests who also engaged in the mission, but they did not leave the editorial legacy of the religious. The second trend which emerged was the study of the… Expand
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