Faith and Impiety in Revolutionary Mexico

Chapter 1 A Revolution in Spirit? Mexico, 1910–40

Chapter 2 The Mentality and Modus Operandi of Revolutionary Anticlericalism

Chapter 3 Mexico’s “Ritual Constant”: Religion and Liberty from Colony to Post-Revolution

Chapter 4 Protestants, Freemasons, and Spiritists: Non-Catholic Religious Sociabilities and Mexico’s Revolutionary Movement, 1910–20

Chapter 5 Ethereal Allies: Spiritism and the Revolutionary Struggle in Hidalgo

Chapter 6 The Regional Dynamics of Anticlericalism and Defanaticization in Revolutionary Mexico

Chapter 7 “The First Encounter”: Catholic Politics in Revolutionary Jalisco, 1917–19

Chapter 9 Revolutionary and Not-So-Revolutionary Negotiations in Catholic Annulment, Bigamy, and Divorce Trials: The Archdiocese of Mexico, 1929–40

Chapter 10 Religious Conflict and Catholic Resistance in 1930s Oaxaca

Chapter 11 “Anti-Priests” versus Catholic-Socialists in 1930s Campeche: Federal Teachers, Revolutionary Communes, and Anticlericalism

Chapter 12 “El Indio Gabriel”: New Religious Perspectives among the Indigenous in Garrido Canabal’s Tabasco (1927–30)

Chapter 13 A Revolution in Local Catholicism? Oaxaca, 1928–34

Chapter 14 “The Priest’s Party”: Local Catholicism and Panismo in Huajuapam de León