Memorie italo-brasiliane: dall’emigrazione contadina alla teologia della liberazione

This interview with Leonardo Boff explores the intersection between Italian emigration to Brazil and the development of liberation theology through personal and family memories. It highlights the cultural, religious, and social dynamics of Italo-Brazilian communities, as well as Boff’s intellectual formation and his conflict with the Catholic hierarchy. The narrative connects the history of migration with broader reflections on social justice, faith, and the role of grassroots communities in shaping theological practice.