Chapter 1 Spirituality and Christianity: The Unfolding of a Tangled Relationship

Chapter 3 Religious Pilgrimage, Pilgrimage Spirituality and Everyday Life

Chapter 4 Lived Religion: Signposts of Where We Have Been and Where We Can Go from Here

Chapter 5 Religious Lifestyles

Chapter 6 Toward a Sociology of Prayer

Chapter 7 The Concept of “Community” in Catholic Parishes

Chapter 8 Scared into Church? Conceptions of God, Exclusivity, and Religious Practice in the United States

Chapter 9 Spiritual Life in Modern Japan: Understanding Religion in Everyday Life

Chapter 10 Workers in the Vineyard: Catholic Women and Social Action

Chapter 11 “Short Youth”: Resources and Meanings of Early Transition to Adulthood Among Immigrant Youths

Chapter 12 Everyday Research Implications of Catholic Theological Positions: An American Perspective

Chapter 13 From Institution to Spirituality and Back: Or, Why We Should Be Cautious About the “Spiritual Turn” in the Sociology of Religion