About the Author
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I'm Jacqueline Tetrault, a lifelong practicing Catholic who has always been drawn to stories in one form or another.
I am a graduate of Gordon College, an Evangelical school on the Massachusetts North Shore, with a degree in Communication Arts and English with a concentration in creative writing. I have years of experience in creative, academic, and journalistic writing, as well as theatre and photography. Now I'm stepping out into the world of podcasting! I pray every day for all the people who consume the content I create--so if you are reading this, you are included in my prayers! You can learn more about my work on my website, www.jacquelinetetrault.com. |
About the Project
Finding Faith in Fandoms was born out of the realization that all stories are, to different extents, reflections of the greatest, truest story: the Gospel, the "Good News" that God sent His Son to redeem the world and restore our relationship with Him.
I hope to have many of my friends who are also Christian artists and storytellers join me to discuss our favorite stories and the role of faith in art! I particularly want to examine the story pattern that reflects the Gospel, the dramatic struggle for reconciliation and restoration of a relationship. |
All good stories are about conversion. ~ Flannery O'Connor The theologian gives us an abstract idea of the sinner. I give him flesh and blood. ~ François Mauriac We must not be ashamed of the mythical radiance resting on our theology. We must not be nervous about "parallels" and "pagan Christs": they ought to be there-it would be a stumbling block if they weren't. We must not, in false spirituality, withhold our imaginative welcome. ~ C. S. Lewis, "Myth Became Fact" |