Asian Catholicism and the Remaking of Contemporary Families

Asian Catholicism and the Remaking of Contemporary Families is the first volume of the Contemporary Asian Catholics Ser. This scholarly work examines how Asian Catholics navigate ethical ideals and devotional practices to shape their understanding of family structures. Written within the fields of anthropology and sociology of religion, the text analyzes the intersection of faith and kinship in modern society.

This volume of the Contemporary Asian Catholics Ser blends perspectives from ethnic studies and Asian studies to explore the normative discourses of the Catholic faith. By focusing on the social science of Christianity, the book details how religious identity influences the construction of family life. This academic study provides a detailed look at the cultural and social dynamics of religion in Asia.