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I don't see work here from Dominic or William

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I don't see work here from Dominic or William

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I like the layout and the content is good too. 

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I like the layout and the content is good too. 

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I like the use of the posts in the columns with the images used in a parallel way. I've flipped them here to see if it gives a better visual sense to have them mirror each other.  How does this look to you?

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I really like the pictures and how the information is organized.

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I like the color coordination and how each section of information is very clear and distinct

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The pictures and layout are really beneficial to the whole project itself.

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i like the symmetry of the post, the pictures and videos also blend the information very well.

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The images go well with the color of the posts, and the background, also liked how their is a video.

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i really like the layout

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The organization is good and i like how you cited quotes to the stories in the bible.

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I like how the pictures connected with the writing. I like how the layout is different then most groups.

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i like your explanations

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I really like how the layout of the posts is easy to follow. I also really like the inclusion of pictures.

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I like the organized lines for each person

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i like how the content is group together

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They way you grouped the posts together to show they're related instead of using arrows is cool. The bible verses are also a great addition

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I like how the layout and information is easy to follow.

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I love how you included videos in your project

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I love how you included videos in your project

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nice pictures they really connect to the summaries

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I like the pictures you guys provided with each writing

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Undergoing a series of deaths and resurrections, Joseph typified the “sufferings of Christ and the glories to follow” (1 Peter 1:10-11).

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On the third day Jonah was "resurrected" from the belly of the fish [Jonah 2:11/10].

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Joseph is shown as a "type" of Christ in the Old Testament. Both Jesus and Joseph escape death by going to Egypt. Jesus and Joseph are both betrayed by their brothers. Both of them were stripped of their garments. People thought that both Jesus and Joseph were dead, but then they were found alive.

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The Old Testament shows Jonah as a "type" of Jesus.  Jonah was in the belly of a fish for three days which connects to Jesus resurrecting three days after being crucified. They also both saved through their teachings to others. Another way they are "types" is that Jonah was willing to die for others, just like Jesus.

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I like the way you laid out your content with the images and the text. 

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I like the way you laid out your content with the images and the text. 

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The thing is though that if you have three sections that use this layout and one section which doesn't, it draws attention to the one and not the three. Be sure to stay consistent in your design!

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Church's stance on communion: hand, tongue and gluten-free

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Through our participation in the Church and particularly due to the graces of the sacraments, we find communion with Christ and the Church. The comparison of the Church with the body casts light on the intimate bond between Christ and his Church.
The Church draws her life from the word and the Body of Christ and so herself becomes Christ's body. The Church... is the visible sign of the communion in Christ between God and men.

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Communion with People throughout the World

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Communion with People throughout the World

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The Church is the universal sacrament of salvation. The second Vatican council taught that "the church, in Christ, is a sacrament...of the unity of the entire human race."(18). Catholicity is a mark of the Church, this mark has several implications for a Catholic's participation in the world and communion with others.

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I like what you're doing here with the color and the combination of the images with the posts.
And good use of the videos in various places.

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The church is a visible sign of being apostolic and is a hierarchical community, under the supervision of leaders who act in the name of Christ.

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Another type of communion in the Church is among the communion of saints, of all the living faithful and all deceased faithful. Those being purified after death and those already in Heaven.

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The church is a visible sign of Catholicity. The word catholic means universal. The church is catholic in a double sense. First she is has Christ present in her and offers the fullness of salvation.

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The church is a visible sign for holiness. The Holy Spirit dwells among us all when present in church

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The church is a visible sign of oneness. Each diocese consist of individual parishes apart of the universal church

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Every act of charity we do, helps the entire church community in its faith.

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As catholics, we share with each other in everything we have, we help others, which unites us as the Communion of Saints

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A charism is a special gift or talent given to us by the holy spirit. When we use our special talents, we can connect with our brothers and sisters in faith.

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When we receive the sacraments, it draws us closer to Christ, and God, thus drawing us closer to the Communion of Saints

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This is the faith we share with all other Catholics today, the same faith that has been passed down from the apostles

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Jesus, as a king, lived to serve others, especially the poor and suffering. We participate in this ministry when we work for justice or serve others  by means of charity. The Church also carries out the royal mission "by establishing and maintaining foreign missions" (23).

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Using our Baptism as our basis, we are called to act like Christ and "to offer ourselves to God in worship, become holy, and help others grow in holiness" (21-22). In the common priesthood, some of our responsibilities include: spiritual sacrifices to God, personal holiness, and helping others grow in holiness.

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Jesus, as a prophet, spoke the truth about God's infinite saving love. We are called to give witness to Jesus through our words, actions, and example. We are also called to encourage others to persevere in their faith.

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Three-Fold Mission as Priest, Prophet, King

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Three-Fold Mission as Priest, Prophet, King

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The Communion of saints includes all faithful, deceased and alive.