Angel F. Méndez-Montoya, OP is a member of the Southern Dominican Province in the USA. He currently teaches theology and philosophy at Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico, where he is also the coordinator of the Faith and Culture Program. He is a Ph.D. in philosophical theology from the University of Virginia and was scholar in residence at University of Cambridge.

• Foreword viJoaquín Racionero Page Preface ixAcknowledgments xIntroduction. Food Talk: Overlapping Matters 11 The Making of Mexican Molli and Alimentary Theology in the Making 112 Sabor/Saber: Taste and the Eros of Cognition 453 Being Nourished: Food Matters 774 Sharing in the Body of Christ and the Theopolitics of Superabundance 113Conclusion. Food Notes: Prolegomenon to a Eucharistic Discourse 157Index 161

“Nevertheless, this is an inspiring interpretation of the possibility of reclaiming and reconnecting theology, food, and a fuller eucharistic life.” (The Theology of Food, 1 October 2013)"This book deserves to be widely read and, if you will forgive the metaphor, digested." (Christian Century) "Montoya's book is a delight to read, and is a significant contribution to the effort to apply theological thinking to the everyday realities of embodied life." (Modern Theology)"For all its erudition, this book is more complex and valuable than a simple examination of Christian consumption. It offers rich reflection on the prophetic and generous ways in which Christianity might still disciple consumers who desire the superabundant grace made material in the flesh of Jesus Christ." (Theological Book Review)"This much-needed book takes seriously the Churches' unique contribution to understanding the importance of food." (Church Times)"A thought provoking and engaging work on the role of the Eucharist in Christian life." (CHOICE) “[T]his is an inspiring interpretation of the possibility of reclaiming and reconnecting theology, food, and a fuller eucharistic life.” (Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology)

Angel F. Méndez-Montoya, OP is a member of the Southern Dominican Province in the USA. He currently teaches theology and philosophy at Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico, where he is also the coordinator of the Faith and Culture Program. He is a Ph.D. in philosophical theology from the University of Virginia and was scholar in residence at University of Cambridge.

• Foreword viJoaquín Racionero Page Preface ixAcknowledgments xIntroduction. Food Talk: Overlapping Matters 11 The Making of Mexican Molli and Alimentary Theology in the Making 112 Sabor/Saber: Taste and the Eros of Cognition 453 Being Nourished: Food Matters 774 Sharing in the Body of Christ and the Theopolitics of Superabundance 113Conclusion. Food Notes: Prolegomenon to a Eucharistic Discourse 157Index 161

“Nevertheless, this is an inspiring interpretation of the possibility of reclaiming and reconnecting theology, food, and a fuller eucharistic life.” (The Theology of Food, 1 October 2013)"This book deserves to be widely read and, if you will forgive the metaphor, digested." (Christian Century) "Montoya's book is a delight to read, and is a significant contribution to the effort to apply theological thinking to the everyday realities of embodied life." (Modern Theology)"For all its erudition, this book is more complex and valuable than a simple examination of Christian consumption. It offers rich reflection on the prophetic and generous ways in which Christianity might still disciple consumers who desire the superabundant grace made material in the flesh of Jesus Christ." (Theological Book Review)"This much-needed book takes seriously the Churches' unique contribution to understanding the importance of food." (Church Times)"A thought provoking and engaging work on the role of the Eucharist in Christian life." (CHOICE) “[T]his is an inspiring interpretation of the possibility of reclaiming and reconnecting theology, food, and a fuller eucharistic life.” (Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology)

Angel F. Méndez-Montoya, OP is a member of the Southern Dominican Province in the USA. He currently teaches theology and philosophy at Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico, where he is also the coordinator of the Faith and Culture Program. He is a Ph.D. in philosophical theology from the University of Virginia and was scholar in residence at University of Cambridge.

• Foreword viJoaquín Racionero Page Preface ixAcknowledgments xIntroduction. Food Talk: Overlapping Matters 11 The Making of Mexican Molli and Alimentary Theology in the Making 112 Sabor/Saber: Taste and the Eros of Cognition 453 Being Nourished: Food Matters 774 Sharing in the Body of Christ and the Theopolitics of Superabundance 113Conclusion. Food Notes: Prolegomenon to a Eucharistic Discourse 157Index 161

“Nevertheless, this is an inspiring interpretation of the possibility of reclaiming and reconnecting theology, food, and a fuller eucharistic life.” (The Theology of Food, 1 October 2013)"This book deserves to be widely read and, if you will forgive the metaphor, digested." (Christian Century) "Montoya's book is a delight to read, and is a significant contribution to the effort to apply theological thinking to the everyday realities of embodied life." (Modern Theology)"For all its erudition, this book is more complex and valuable than a simple examination of Christian consumption. It offers rich reflection on the prophetic and generous ways in which Christianity might still disciple consumers who desire the superabundant grace made material in the flesh of Jesus Christ." (Theological Book Review)"This much-needed book takes seriously the Churches' unique contribution to understanding the importance of food." (Church Times)"A thought provoking and engaging work on the role of the Eucharist in Christian life." (CHOICE) “[T]his is an inspiring interpretation of the possibility of reclaiming and reconnecting theology, food, and a fuller eucharistic life.” (Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology)