Abstract
This introduction to Part 3: Accompaniment provides an overview of the section and brief descriptions of the following chapters: Chapter Nine, “From Amoris Laetitia to Ebola: Accompaniment as a Model for Medical and Pastoral Care,” by James Keenan, SJ; Chapter Ten, “Wasting Time with the World’s Poor: Theological and Scriptural Foundations for Paul Farmer’s Praxis of Accompaniment,” by Brian Volck; and Chapter Eleven, “Practicing Local Listening with Village Midwives in Sudan: A Case Study for Theological Ethics,” by Meghan Clark.
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