The present article sheds light on religious orientations inside an upper-middle-class Catholic family in Mexico City’s Hipódromo-Condesa neighborhood. The outcome of ethnographic observation and in-depth interviews, the data is presented in the form of a free narrative that reveals three different orientations: conservative Catholicism; the search for new experiences within the ecclesiastic institution; and generational inflection as influenced by social surroundings, all centered on a dynamic Catholic culture that interacts with the global church’s major trends as well as with increasing religious diversity in urban centers.
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Hugo José Suárez (2020) studied this question.