Contents: Introduction, Emily Michelson, Scott K. Taylor, and Mary Noll Venables; Part I Exploring Boundaries: ’When Heaven hovered close to Earth’: images and miracles in early modern Spain, Alison Weber; An Italian explains the English Reformation (with God’s help), Emily Michelson; The Gadarene demoniac in the English Enlightenment, H.C. Erik Midelfort; Miracles: an inconvenient truth, David D’Andrea. Part II Living One’s Faith: Principalities, powers, and Philosophia Christi: Erasmus on spiritual warfare, Darren Provost; Teresa of Avila: woman with a mission, Jodi Bilinkoff; Responding to God’s anger: Sigismund Evenius and the siege of Magdeburg (1631), Mary Noll Venables; Telling the truth about vocation: the death notices of the Visitandines in Brussels, 1683-1714, Ping-Yuan Wang. Part III The Physicality of Spirituality: Pueblo to SeA±or: intercession in 16th-century Spain, William A. Christian Jr; ’In my Father’s house there are many mansions’: Heinrich Bullinger on death and the afterlife, Bruce Gordon; Peyote, ever virgin: a case of religious hybridism in Mexico, Martin Nesvig; ’A miserable captivity’ or ’happily redeemed from captivity to liberty’: tobacco addiction and early modern bodies and minds, Scott K. Taylor; ’He flew’: a concluding reflection on the place of eternity and the supernatural in the scholarship of Carlos M.N. Eire, Ronald K. Rittgers; Bibliography; Index.