catapult magazine

Items tagged mystery

• Passion for art

  Why Mark Moscowitz's Stone Reader is a must-see rental for artists and lovers of art.

• Mystery music

  A review of Bj?rk?s Medulla.

• Sabbath memory, with music

  An inadequate attempt to capture in words the working of the Spirit in music.

• Perspective is everything

  A review of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon.

• On mystery, curiosity and the Mediterranean sunbather

  A conversation between husband and wife about a curious European phenomenon.

• The Society of Heretics and Believers

  Joan of Arc, Martin Luther, Galileo?what do heretics past and present contribute to the community of faith?

• A good death

  Reflections of a Hospice chaplain a few days later.

• Clothed in death

  Some tragedies are too big to comprehend.

• Walking the curved path

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

• Hidden treasure

  A review of the album Throwing Punches in the Dark by Matthew Perryman Jones

• Creation and culture

  An artist explores her journey of expression and faith.

• We are what we keep

  What is the difference between keeping and possessing?

• Painting the Incarnation

  On the incarnation of ideas into art in Chaim Potok’s acclaimed novel, My Name is Asher Lev.
  

• Incarnational Meditation Exercises 1-3

  Preparing for the Christmas celebration during Advent by touching, visiting and living.

• Hi, there

  A reflection on God entering the world as a newborn baby.

• Some keep the Sabbath

  A humble home liturgy inspires confession and remembering.

• A lasting impression

  A review of a young adult favorite, Ellen Raskin's The Tattooed Potato and Other Clues.

• Counterpoint and companionship

  Encountering the wonderfully incomprehensible mystery of music.

• Why I am still listening to Sufjan Stevens

  Confessions of a music lover who can't get enough of the enigmatic singer songwriter's juxtapositions.

• Hunger for abundance

  On reorienting our desires toward an incomprehensible mystery.

• <em>Evil Genius</em> series is conscious techno-fiction

  A review of the young adult novel Genius Squad by Catherine Jinks.

• Breaking through

  On the terrible, wonderful mystery of entering the world.

• A better story

  Is the devil really in the details?

• Living from mystery

  On truth, interpretation and the search for a bible-based way of life.

• Unsolved mystery

  An Advent reflection on letting the mystery of Christ shape us.

• Watch and wait

  A gentle nudge to encounter art.  Soon.

• Challenging authority

  Looking for God outside the rules.

• Sacred places

  A Christian walks into a Buddhist temple...

• What’s wrong?

  A complicated history of tears.

• Back at the easel

  Pondering the predictability of artistic inspiration.