Media Mystics explores modern and classic movies, video games, shows, books, art, poetry, and all manners of inspiring art in our culture through the lens of Catholic theology.
The goal of Media Mystics is to invite people into relationship with God by meditating on His beauty as He reveals Himself through human art and culture.
For other resources that share our vision, check out the following:
Pope John Paul II's "Letter to Artists" (1999)
Bl. James Alberione, the media apostle;
one of Alberione's religious orders, The Daughters of St. Paul; and Sr. Nancy's work on Cultural Mysticism
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Media Mystics explores modern and classic movies, video games, shows, books, art, poetry, and all manners of inspiring art in our culture through the lens of Catholic theology.
The goal of Media Mystics is to invite people into relationship with God by meditating on His beauty as He reveals Himself through human art and culture.
For other resources that share our vision, check out the following:
Pope John Paul II's "Letter to Artists" (1999)
Bl. James Alberione, the media apostle;
one of Alberione's religious orders, The Daughters of St. Paul; and Sr. Nancy's work on Cultural Mysticism
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Today we will pray with the video game "Minecraft"
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Media Mystics
Media Mystics explores modern and classic movies, video games, shows, books, art, poetry, and all manners of inspiring art in our culture through the lens of Catholic theology.
The goal of Media Mystics is to invite people into relationship with God by meditating on His beauty as He reveals Himself through human art and culture.
For other resources that share our vision, check out the following:
Pope John Paul II's "Letter to Artists" (1999)
Bl. James Alberione, the media apostle;
one of Alberione's religious orders, The Daughters of St. Paul; and Sr. Nancy's work on Cultural Mysticism
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