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The layout looks pretty good. I like the short posts to the left and how you balance the text well with a few good images.
The arrows are helpful - using labels on them to express the connection would help the viewer considerably. I've labeled one for you so you can see the difference. It's little details like this which can make a big difference in this medium!

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I think that having a background would really make everything pop, but other than that the organization and posts were good

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I like how every post has an arrow that points to another post that adds more info to the topic.

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Arrows make it easier to read. Probably should have a background.

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I like how the post are all organized and how every bullet points to exaclly what they were trying to explain

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I like all the pictures that are included but i would suggest adding a cool picture for the background

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I like the way you used different colored padlets to seperate info.

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I like the flow of the arrows and the way you can see the progression f information.

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The formatting is really unique and the information was provided. I wish they were in a bit more of a sentence form though, a lot of them felt like bullet points which is a personal nitpick.

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I like how all of the posts are connected and organized by the arrows.

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Like how you can just follow the arrows to every post

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there was good organization and information throughout.

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The overall layout of the project is very well done. I really like how everything is spaced properly especially your images.

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Design is very good in this project and I appreciate how the posts lead to one thing connected by the arrows. It creates an effective message.

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I like how you used different colors for each person which made it easier to follow

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I like how the arrows lead you from one post to the next and how the information is written in a way that is easy to read.

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I like how the arrows were connected to the posts

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The use of arrows looks really nice on your project. There were many good relations made

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You gys did a good job with the arrows

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Great use of Arrows, it all had good flow. Information was good and evenly spread throughout posts

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i liked how when listing you put arrowing and numbers on ht arrows

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I like the layout of it and how everything is connected with arrows

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See all the wonderful things Madeline McCandlish has made

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I like the arrows and how everything is organized. I like the pictures that you used.

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Jonah prefigures Jesus in many ways when he spent the nights in the fish and on the sea.

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Jonah exited the fish after three days and three nights and Jesus rose after the third day

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Jonah in the belly of the fish is similar to Jesus in the tomb

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In these pictures you can see how similar the events of Joseph relate to the future events of Jesus

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Jesus appearing to the apostles after he resurrected

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Jesus appearing to the apostles after he resurrected

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joseph and his brothers after they found out he is alive

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joseph and his brothers after they found out he is alive

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Just as Jesus was willing to sacrifice his life for all of mankind, Jonah was willing to sacrifice his life for his shipmates

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Both Joseph from the Old Testament and Jesus in the New Testament shared similar sufferings as Joseph and can be seen as a prefigure to Jesus's suffering in the New Testament

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Joseph is the beloved son of Jacob/Israel

Jesus is the son Israel who is the beloved son of God

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Joseph was believed to be dead by his brothers but he was found alive

Jesus was dead but then resurrected

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both Joseph and Jesus are betrayed.

Joseph by his brothers (sons of Jacob/Israel)

Jesus is betrayed by his brothers (sons of Israel)

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Both Joseph and Jesus were unjustly incarnated and suffered for the benefit of Israel

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Jonah emerged from the belly of a fish and rose from dead and Jesus rose from the dead after his death on the cross

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You have solid content, but minimal visual appeal...

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You have solid content, but minimal visual appeal...

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Remember that you communicate your content with both text AND images. You are too heavy on the text and lacking on the images. Also, NEVER use a plain white back ground as it makes everything look even more washed out!

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If you use only two images out of a possible five places, it seems odd. Go with five for five and be solid!

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Use IMAGES in this section as it's pretty plain.

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Use IMAGES in this section as it's pretty plain.

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The info in this section is good and there's a start for organization...

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The info in this section is good and there's a start for organization...

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Yet, the way that the parts fit together breaks down in places.

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three types of communion that the church provides 

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three types of communion that the church provides 

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"just as the human body has many parts, so we need everyone to in the Church to make up the body of Christ." pg 17

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The communion with Christ and the Church

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The communion with Christ and the Church

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"throughout our participation in the church due to the graces of the sacraments, we find communion with Christ and the Church." pg 17.

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Catholics who involve themselves in the Church's priestly, prophetic, and royal mission become a sign and an instrument of Christ's presence in every part of today's' world

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the church carries out their royal mission by maintaining foreign missions

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true royalty is seeking to serve others as Jesus did. Unlike what we usually equate royalty with seeking to be served

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as laypeople we can live out or royal mission by participating in various ministries that we are called to

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Every act of charity performed by Catholics benefits the entire Body of Christ, while every sin harms the communion.

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being part of the laity we carry our mission outside of the church unlike the ordained priests and bishops

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The early Christians held everything in common. "All Christians should be ready and eager to come to the help the needy" (CCC 952)

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the church's sacraments transform us into evangelists, which means we are spreading the message of Christ throughout the world

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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. Christ gave the Church the mission of witnessing to the gospel and his baptizing in his name. The Second Vatican Council taught that the Church, in Christ is a sacrament of unity  of the entire human race. Pg 19

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we act as prophets whenever we encourage others in the church to preserve in faith
(pg 22)

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A charism is a special gift, talent, or ability given to each Church member by the Holy Spirit. The Church collectively shares her charisms

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the sacraments turn us into a community.

theological virtues help us us form a community of faith, hope, and charity with others

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Although we are individuals when we participate in mass not only are we in communion with Christ and his church but our communion with others Catholics is what makes the body of Christ.

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through the church, God sanctifies us, transforming us with his presence

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The sacraments of the Church unite us to the communion of saints by uniting us to God in Christ

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all the laity’s works, prayers, and apostolic undertakings, family and married life, daily work, relaxation of mind and body, these all become spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God

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The communion with Christ and the church

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The communion with Christ and the church

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The Graces we receive by participating in the mass help us to develop a better relationship with Christ and his Church.

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Baptism transforms us into a spiritual house and a holy priesthood
(pg 21)

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The faith we share among Catholics today is the same faith inherited from the Apostles

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The Church is founded on the Apostles and land's on the Apostles' teaching and faith. The popes and bishops trace their authority back to the Apostles and their successors.

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The Church is catholic in two senses; one, she if catholic because Chrsit is present in her and two, the Church is universal because her mission is to everyone.

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The Church is a visible sign of holiness shown through the lives of Mary and numerous saints. We grow in holiness by participating the sacraments and the mission of charity.

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All local communities share the same faith, Mass, and sacraments. The individual parishes are part of a diocese, which are part of the universal Church.