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A city where faith arrives with a passport. Cuban and Haitian parishes, Spanish-language services as the ordinary thing, and a coastline that runs north rather than out.
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Catholicism is the largest tradition in Miami by a distance, and it has been shaped more by migration than by anything else. Cuban since 1959, then Colombian, Venezuelan, Nicaraguan and more besides. Spanish-language worship is not a special provision here. It is simply how a great many people go to church.
Haitian Christianity is a defining part of the city too, spanning Creole-language Catholic parishes and a large Haitian Baptist and Pentecostal presence. And Latino Christianity in Miami is not uniformly Catholic — Spanish-speaking evangelical and Pentecostal congregations have grown up right alongside. Barry University and St. Thomas University anchor Catholic higher education locally.
Heat and traffic are the two things worth planning around. Mornings are far kinder than afternoons, and shade is worth more than a view. The good news is that Miami has a genuinely lovely set of daytime places where nobody has to dress up or commit to a whole evening.
Hemmed in by the Everglades on one side and the Atlantic on the other, South Florida is a long narrow ribbon rather than a circle. Realistic range here runs up and down I-95 rather than out in every direction, which is worth remembering when you set your search radius.
Distance is also misleading. Twenty-odd miles between Kendall and Fort Lauderdale can take well over an hour at the wrong time of day, which is why plenty of people quietly treat Miami-Dade and Broward as separate worlds. If you are open to crossing the county line, Brightline and Tri-Rail make it a far more civilised trip than the drive.
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