mysterium

• Often enough, a story comes forward on its own, having traveled a long distance to be with us, often hoping to remember us back into some layer of the mysterium, the parts that most nourish our souls ... and the souls of others. —  National Catholic Reporter
• And that introduces the mysterium tremendum, the fear and trembling, the sickness unto death. —  Adventus
• Wherein we learn that we carry and live inside twelve special and observable gifts even as Christ becomes spirit to us: Christ hurls the twelve gifts of the Holy Spirit into all followers during the Pentecostal mysterium. —  National Catholic Reporter
• "O magnum mysterium" by Malcolm Archer, organist and choirmaster of Wells Cathedral. —  the cassandra pages
• I don't know, of course, what the composer means personally by "a glimpse of heaven", but for me, it is the experience of unity, and that is what happened during O magnum mysterium last night. —  the cassandra pages

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