catapult magazine

Items tagged journey

• The rat race, art, and the inner life

  When we escape the noise long enough to hear the still, small voice, the journey of life takes on amazing new meaning.

• Vacation as pilgrimage

  A biennial journey to France renews a wife?s spirit.

• Faith pilgrimage

  A college professor shares a story of living in relationship with God.

• All you ever wanted to know about ?

  On seven stages in the journey of faith.

• My faith story

  On the stages that occur between the beginning and the present.

• Camino de Santiago

  Reflections on a walk worth the suffering.

• Naming the space

  A hand-me-down table was just the beginning?

• The case for the quotidian

  On the value of the life?s mundane experiences.

• Mysticism in community

  Does the quest for the presence of God take place in isolation?

• Walking the curved path

  On the nature of labyrinths in symbolizing the reality of our journeys.

• Here on earth

  The memory of yards captured in photographs recalls a journey of inherited wonder.

• Everything that rises must converge

  A review of Wes Anderson’s new film, The Darjeeling Limited.

• Kirstin’s recommendations 10.19.07

  Short reviews of The Lives of Others, Laura Veirs’ Year of Meteors and The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada.

• A castle community

  An interview with Monique Sliedrecht, artist-in-residence at Freswick Castle in northern Scotland.

• The pursuit of happiness

  An attempt to make sense of childhood longings.

• Creation and culture

  An artist explores her journey of expression and faith.

• Feels like home

  How art became a way to feel at home in many different homes.

• Not a lap God

  On the images of God that meet us at various times in various places.

• Dream home

  A reflection on the purpose of a home and how to be attentive to the story it tells.

• BE HERE NOW (and later, too)

  Reflecting on a year-long experiment in time off.

• Dry August Air/Dry August Grass

• Out of the closet, into the forest

  Reflection on a change in thinking that has had relational consequences.

• Ten places I want to visit (or re-visit without my children)

  An imaginative world tour through several historical sites with a surprise ending.

• Four old nags from Moody

  On witnessing a legacy of friendship, sorrow and laughter.

• Lifting the paradigm

  A daughter considers the legacy of her name in light of an encounter.

• Fog

  On learning to trust after life changes in a split second.

• Recovering an ancient vision for popular culture

  A review of Journey to the Common Good by Walter Brueggemann.

• A good witness

  A reflection on the role of the married people in the pews.

• My mom’s first date

  A daughter's perspective on her young widowed mother's re-entry into the dating scene.

• Weighty friends

  Remembering friends whose presence brought a sense of rootedness, even in their diversity.