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I REALLY like all aspects of this part of the assignment. The use of the Padlet tools - especially the colors with the "dark" setting - makes a visually engrossing presentation which is both interesting and attractive!

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I REALLY like all aspects of this part of the assignment. The use of the Padlet tools - especially the colors with the "dark" setting - makes a visually engrossing presentation which is both interesting and attractive!

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I like the way that you laid out the 2nd set of the LOTR responses. The textual part of your responses is good, but too dense for the single posts. Spread your ideas out across several posts in order to make it easier for the viewer/reader to follow!

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I like the way that you laid out the 2nd set of the LOTR responses. The textual part of your responses is good, but too dense for the single posts. Spread your ideas out across several posts in order to make it easier for the viewer/reader to follow!

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Which army will we fight in? Will we fight with Mary to find God in heaven or do we fight with the enemy?

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There is one decision that we have to make: it is between the army of Satan and the Army of Christ and our job is to choose who we want to dwell with and who we want to act like.

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Mary is the Ark of the covenant because in her body is the presence of the Lord, she is the temple because she is the one containing Jesus just like the temple carries the Ark of the covenant.

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The Ark was taken away which gives sadness off to the people, once he comes again it makes the people feel God on them again.

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The Ark of the Covenant is the sign of god for his people

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The queenship of Mary is like a battle between good and evil, the pain they are going through will be solved once Christ is born from Mary.

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We must all take her into our home to have a relationship with her. To grow in love.

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He tells Mary to “behold your son” meaning that she is to be the mother to anyone that trusts in God.  She is to abide in anyone who follows her.

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When Jesus is dying on the cross he says to the disciple “behold your mother” telling that Mary is the mother and anyone that follows god is to follow Mary. He is telling anyone that his mom is also our mom.

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The saints are there in order to comfort and guide us just as Mary did.

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Having a relationship with the saints and praying to them for protection can lead you to Mary which ultimately leads to Jesus.

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Mary reflects the light that comes from God. Mary is almost a pathway to see God.

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Loving the people that Mary loved helps us to get to know Mary more. Our love for God is amplified when we love Mary and get to know Mary.

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Immaculate Heart of Mary (Saturday following the Second Sunday of Pentecost 

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Immaculate Heart of Mary (Saturday following the Second Sunday of Pentecost 

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I really like the blend of images and text. Plus, good use of extra types of content here too!

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More Lembas Bread - The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

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This is connected to the Sacrament of Anointing, it has virtues in it, and it can help healing. An unregarded plant comes to heal the body and spirit, just like the olive oil in the sacrament, is a healing ointment. Aragorn lays the plant on the hands, the same as in the sacrament.

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The Horns of Rohan and the Horns of Eorl, are human creation and they summon courage and dispel despair. They mean defiance and recklessness when there is no hope. It is loud and clear and it is only to be blown when there is need. The horns signal the turning from pain into hope. It is a feeling of victory. This can be seen as a sacramental effect because it is like they have a spiritual feeling in them and they feed off hope. It is like sin being wiped away from you like the horn signifies despair being taken away.

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An Old Testament type is a person, place or an event or institution in the Old Testament that foreshadows the person, place or event of Jesus in the New Testament. The Lembas Bread could be used as a type because it is a pre-Christian time and it takes these virtues of a Catholic and are put into the artifacts which shows faith in a material item.

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This is different from the Eucharist because Eucharist is derived from ordinary bread and it is distributed through the priest after it is changed into the Body of Christ. This is different from the Lembas Bread because it was given to Frodo and Sam by the elves, in which it had not been consecrated and they are not worshipers receiving the Body of their savior. It is also a singular occurrence which is different from the Eucharist. This is still similar to a sacramental because it has power in it and it makes you feel virtues in which it has qualities that it gives to the people. It is a visible sign of an invisible reality.

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They offer warmth and comfort. They’re woven out of normal cloth from the everyday world, but they seem to carry special magic and powers in them. They seem ordinary but they are truly extraordinary, which most people did not realize and it leaves us thinking if there are truly magic powers that come with them.

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Elvish artifacts are good examples of how sacramentals function because they are seen as visible in the invisible, just like sacraments and sacramentals. They're made up of elements on the earths, but they have a greater meaning to them then what they are seen as. There seems to be faith in these artifacts but it is nowhere to be seen by the visible source, like sacraments. The spirituality in these artifacts are visible because of how great of a meaning they hold.

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Three examples of Catholicism are the ring, the Hobbits, and Frodo. The ring represents a commitment, like it would be marriage. The ring in this case, is seen as a strong and pretty thing to wear, but it can also bring about problems and issues. The Hobbits represent those that live a solid life, like ones who are committed to God. They represent kindness and they are living the life God has called people to live. Frodo is called to risk his own life in order to save others, like that of which Jesus was called to do the same thing. He risked himself in order to put others first.

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We believe God's grace is very essential to our life. We are deprived because we know God can take things away from us, deprive us, but we are not depraved because he does not always put evil on us. He can be mean at times do to the sins we are committing. If we continuously make these sins then he might deprive us of something, but he will never be purposely evil.

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This means that although we may not be able to see God he is always with us and we should be aware of him. We can tell the people who listen to and follow him separate from the ones who don't. Although the church has fallen we still believe and God and trust in him. Through his grace our salvation can be met.

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I think what this means is, God was born in order to save all people from Original Sin. This is significant, because God was brought into this world to set a example for future humans to follow and live more freely through him and in the same ways he lived. God is both human and divine, and he remains in connection with us.