Charismatic religiosity is increasingly shaping global Christianity. This volume explores the themes, opportunities, challenges, and critical reflections of this religiosity for the Christian presence, particularly for the Roman Catholic Church, in an interdisciplinary and ecumenical manner. It addresses the significance of various charismatic groups and movements in their Pentecostal, charismatic, and evangelical religiosity, as well as their spiritual implications for liturgy, concepts of God, self-image, and the social and political shaping of society.