catapult magazine

Items tagged women

• Seeking godly sexuality

  *cino survey reveals a broad range of ideas and models for how we can honor God with our bodies.

• The Image in women

  Discovering what it means to be feminine by looking to the Creator of women.

• Bound by shame

  On the ability of the gospel?s messengers to bring healing to those who suffer from memories of sexual abuse.

• On becoming a Diva for Jesus

  Some words about conscious personal care for women, with a warning to those who faint at the thought of seeing The Vagina Monologues.

• Rumgumption

  A story of family, of wisdom and of home.

• Our name Joe

  How can the Church's response heal those coming out of crisis situations?

• Universal language

  Pedro Almodóvar returns to an enduring fascination Volver.

• By quiet example

  A mother’s hobby becomes a subtle lesson in creativity and community.

• (In)Security and the Fall

  Eve Ensler’s Insecure at Last prompts theological reflection on the lie of security.

• Neither Minnie Mouse nor Wonder Woman

  An overview of the genre and two specific novels reveals changing images of women.

• Considering contraception

  A response to catapult’s “Family Planning” issue.

• Becoming a Matriarch

  On the paradox of aspirations within a family.

• Conversation: “Women’s Worlds”

  Your opportunity to be a part of the conversation about women and femininity.

• Thanks for love

  On discovering that perfectly imperfect someone.

• And they lived happily ever after

  An overview and analysis of statistics related to single people.

• Old way, new way

  A new movement among women is going back to the basics.

• Beyond competition

  On moving from victory through superiority to upholding one another in love.

• Four old nags from Moody

  On witnessing a legacy of friendship, sorrow and laughter.

• Weighty friends

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

• Leading with humble hands

  Excavating the meaning and practices of humility.

• The longest shortest time

  Reflections on the dark days of early parenthood with Hillary Frank.

• A borrowed dream: deferred

  A college professor recalls the complicated family legacy of women and education.

• Women who teach

  Remembering the many women who taught me well.

• Cool girls and the chip mix

  A mother remembers the longings and cruelties of junior high girls.