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The cycle of action and reflection upon the world in order to change it, a core methodology in Liberation Theology.

Seen not only as the mother of Jesus but also as a model for Christian praxis among the poor.

Applied principles of Liberation Theology to the African-American experience, creating Black Liberation Theology.

The concept that social structures and institutions can sin by creating conditions that oppress or marginalize.

Focus on tangible liberation in this life as opposed to spiritual salvation after death.

A theologian who has written extensively on Jesus Christ as a historical figure of liberation.

Understood as a call to action, in recognizing and responding to suffering by transforming oppressive structures.

Small grassroots religious communities, vital for spreading the message and practices of Liberation Theology.

A key tenet that God has a preference for the welfare of the poor and marginalized.

Considered the father of Liberation Theology, emphasizes the liberation of oppressed people.

Prominent exponent of Liberation Theology, known for his work on the relationship between Christianity and social issues.