Dear Friends,   Jon Sobrino, a Spanish-born Jesuit who has spent most of his life in El Salvador, is one of the pioneering pioneers of liberation theology. In over a dozen books on Christology, spirituality and other themes, all informed by the perspective of the poor and those on the margins, he has  indelibly shaped contemporary theology. In particular, Sobrino’s work has been a form of witness to a church of saints, prophets, and martyrs, including St. Oscar Romero, Blessed Rutilio Grande, his own Jesuit community, massacred in November 1989, and so many other members of the “crucified peoples” of El Salvador.             Now approaching the end of his life, he has contributed a moving theological memoir in the form of conversations with a Salvadoran journalist: Theology without...