"This, the first major study of popular religion in Miami's community of exiled Cubans, is outstanding. De La Torre captures the intimacy and flavor of a spiritual movement that crosses moral and theological lines. It's bound to upset some for its frank conclusions; but all great books go against the inherited grain in some way."--Luis Le?n, author of La Llorona's Children: Religion, Life, and Death in the U.S.-Mexican Borderlands

"A daring and careful expos? of the political and religious right-wing discourse circulating among Cuban exiles. In this extremely important, courageous, and long-overdue project about cubanidad (Cubanness), De La Torre has created a historical marker in the effort to clear the way for a more democratic and spiritually compassionate world for Cuban Americans."--Laura Perez, Associate Professor of Ethnic Studies, University of California, Berkeley


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