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This part of the assignment looks pretty good too. You need to differentiate between the videos a bit more through. Which content comes from which video? 

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This part of the assignment looks pretty good too. You need to differentiate between the videos a bit more through. Which content comes from which video? 

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I also like what you've done with this assignment. The layout is nice with the special posts and images with each of the seasons. I'd add just a bit of color-coding by season as well as labels on the various arrows here too! 

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I also like what you've done with this assignment. The layout is nice with the special posts and images with each of the seasons. I'd add just a bit of color-coding by season as well as labels on the various arrows here too! 

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I like what you've done here with the second set of LOTR reflections. Your combination of text and focused images communicates your ideas quite well here. 

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I like what you've done here with the second set of LOTR reflections. Your combination of text and focused images communicates your ideas quite well here. 

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Mary is our Queen

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Mary is the Ark of the Covenant because she bears within her own body the living presence of God. She is the place where God has come to dwell.

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Mary is Mother to everyone, which we know because Jesus told us that from the cross.

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Our love for Mary amplifies our love for God.

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Mary's purpose really is to point to her son, Jesus.

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Mary is no part God, but she is the "perfect disciple" and Mother of God.

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Immaculate Heart of Mary (Saturday following the second Sunday after Pentecost)

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Immaculate Heart of Mary (Saturday following the second Sunday after Pentecost)

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www.traditionalcatholicpriest.com - Annunciation Prado Ca 1426 Jpg

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Kingsfoil connects with the Sacrament of Anointing because it is a healing plant just as the Sacrament of Anointing heals us physically and spiritually as Catholics.

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The horns provide a sacramental effect, because even though physically they are just horns, they represent something much deeper. The horns represent "defiance, recklessness going on even when there is no hope."

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An Old Testament type is a person, place, or event in the Old Testament that foreshadows Jesus Christ in the New Testament. The Lembas Bread can be viewed as a Pre-Christian type because it points towards a future revelation rather than the past.

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There are many differences between the Lembas Bread and the Eucharist. The Eucharist is changed from ordinary bread into the Body of Christy a priest or minister, while that change is not evident with the Lembas Bread. The Eucharist also affects Catholics by uniting us with the Church and God. The Lembas did not unite any of the people eating it with God. The Lembas is still considered to be sacramental because it has a tangible and intanigble sense.

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The meshing of planes is the meshing of physical and spiritual realities. The Elvish cloaks are an example of this because they are woven out of earthly material, but have an indescribable spiritual essence about them.

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The Elvish artifacts represent how sacramentals work in Catholicism very well. The Elvish artifacts represent deeper meanings in the story just like sacramentals do in Catholicism. Sacramentals are the merging of pysical and spiritual realities and Tolkien uses the Elvish artifacts just like this in the LOTR.

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Thanks for the insightful writing and the use of the images. Watch your layout though as it's not clear or balanced. Now that you know how to use arrows, consider these too next time.

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In the LOTR we see Aragorn as a symbol of the kingly ministry. He leads people to fight for what is right, just as we are to lead people towards God. Frodo symbolizes the priestly ministry, because he shows others how to act, just as we are to show people how to act in accordance with God. Lastly we see Gandalf symbolizing the prophetic ministry. He does this by teaching others how to act and by preaching, just as we are supposed to teach others about God.

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Catholics believe the world is deprived, which means "suffering a severe and damaging lack of basic material and cultural benefits". We do not believe it is depraved, "morally corrupt; wicked". This means we believe the world is full of sin, but people have love in their hearts. Just because we are affected by sin, it does not mean we are wicked.

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This means that although in LOTR we do not literally see God and grace, we know that They are present. This is exactly what happens in the world too, because although we do not directly and physically see God and grace in our lives, we believe with our whole hearts they are there.

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He means that God, through Jesus, came down on earth to teach/show us how to be more holy and do God's will.