Luisa Bosques House of Studies

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Luisa Bosques House of Studies

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Frequently Asked Questions

"Don't you remember being you...[w]hen questions and demands for answers burned so brightly you trembled with fury at not knowing?"

  —Toni Morrison, African American Nobel Prize Winning Author

Common Questions about LBHS

Who was Luisa Bosques?

The bisabuela of co-founder Nathan Luis Cartagena, Luisa Bosques was a committed Boricua Christian who journeyed with God as a colonial subject within a racist, patriarchal, ecosystem-destroying, capitalist empire.


For more on her story, see our "About US" page.

What do you mean by "Shalom"?

As Euro-American theologian Walter Brueggemann observes in his book Peace, shalom is a controlling vision that houses a cluster of words “required to express its many dimensions and subtle nuances: love, loyalty, truth, grace, salvation, justice, blessings, [and] righteousness.”  This vision "encompasses all reality" and therefore "embraces all creation."


For more about our view, see our writings on shalom here.

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Is LBHS affiliated with a Christian Denomination?


No. LBHS is an ecumenical community collaborating with Christians and Christian organizations from a wide range of denominational and non-denominational traditions.

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