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What happened here? It looks like you started and then didn't complete the celebration days which fall later in the year. And I'm also only seeing what looks like the beginning of the reflection on Fr. Mike and Bishop Barron.

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What happened here? It looks like you started and then didn't complete the celebration days which fall later in the year. And I'm also only seeing what looks like the beginning of the reflection on Fr. Mike and Bishop Barron.

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I like your use of the arrows and you have thoughtful and creative responses here. Be more careful and mindful of how you design the way you're going to display your content. Be sure to do it in a way that's organized and easy for the viewer/reader to follow. 

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I like your use of the arrows and you have thoughtful and creative responses here. Be more careful and mindful of how you design the way you're going to display your content. Be sure to do it in a way that's organized and easy for the viewer/reader to follow. 

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Ascension Presents(Father Mike Schmitz)- Why Catholics Call Mary Their Mother

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Ascension Presents(Father Mike Schmitz)- Why Catholics Call Mary Their Mother

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T H I S A B O U N D A R Y L I N E. T H I S A B O U N D A R Y L I N E

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T H I S A B O U N D A R Y L I N E. T H I S A B O U N D A R Y L I N E

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December, January, and February = Winter

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December, January, and February = Winter

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Father Charles says about the Athelas plant, aka Kingsfoil, that it connects in a way as a source of involvement, by being able to help clear our minds that become clouded and heal wounds.

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Question #6 - Consider what Fr. Charles says about the Athelas plant, aka Kingsfoil. How does this connect to the Catholic Sacrament of Anointing

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The Horns of Rohan and the Horns of Eorl, are made out to be as a sacramental object that serves the purpose of being that they do not possess any type of elvish magic in relation to the cloak. But they do however, are human creations that are willing to provide courage, and execute away from despair and what troubles that may bring.They are known as recklessness, and defiant even when there is no instituted hope beforehand. The Horns themselves can be of a sacramental effect because they can be used to be blown aloud for all to hear.

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The lembas bread itself can be viewed as a pre-christian type because it relates to the story of, Lord of the Rings, being that it takes place in a pre-worldly view that is continued to point forwards, rather than backwards.

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Question #5 - Think of the Horns of Rohan and the Horns of Eorl.
What do these do and how do these provide a sacramental effect?

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Question #4 - What is an Old Testament “type?” 
How could the Lembas Bread be viewed as a pre-Christian “type?”

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When the elves proceeded to give the lembas bread to both Frodo and Sam, it became a source of comfort for both of them which helped them continue further on their journey, after not going on days without having something to eat.They had the desire to eat food that they had previous thoughts and tempts to eat. It is different from how Catholics understand the Eucharist because, just  like Frodo and Sam, Jesus sacrificed himself to give us food when he turned his body into bread and his blood into wine. We needed it to stay alive and healthy, without them, we cannot connect to Jesus as our Lord and Savior. He says that it relates to the mass, and is used communionly and consecrated. Father Charles states that it can still be considered as sacramental because, just as I had said, Jesus turning his body and blood into bread and wine are very much so in the relation to the faith. It possesses properties that are physical, and known but we do not understand as to where they come from.
 

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He notes the “meshing of the planes” talking about how meshing can be a merging of some sort. Almost like when you are fusing two different things together, they can become one. Which can correspond to not one overshining another, but how they can both be able to shine through in the hands of God. When he talked about the elvish cloaks, Father Charles, mentioned how in Lord of the Rings, the cloaks have been able to through time and time again help the members of the fellowship ‘out of a jam’ when things get tough. Even though it is supposed to help, this particular cloak also portrays it as a source of comfort and warmth. The cloak then becomes all sorts of examples that shine through to hold more power, and have a more important matter than we think.

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Question #3 - Think of the Lembas Bread which the elves give to Frodo and Sam. How is this different than how Catholics understand the Eucharist? And yet, why does Fr. Charlie states that it can still be considered to be sacramental?

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Question #2 - What does Fr. Charles note regarding the “meshing of the planes?” How are the elvish cloaks an example of this phenomenon?

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What I learned about the sacraments being important symbols that relate to Jesus and his true nature, as well as the livelihood of the church that corresponds to it. We know and understand that Jesus did what he had to do in order to make sure that we had a better life to live. It is that kind of do-gooder responsibility that he over takes and executes very well, even long after he is gone. They are meant to be a simple, yet, important reminder to us to not forget about God, and his works. In regards to Father Charles believes in “elvish artifacts,” he talks about how Lord of the Rings can be considered among that path to being that we can be able to connect deeper among our faith even when we do not realize it.

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Question #1 - Consider what you’ve learned so far about sacraments and sacramentals. Summarize how/why Fr. Charles believes the “elvish artifacts” are good examples of how sacramentals function within Catholicism.

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I like the organization that you used here!

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I like the organization that you used here!

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Good answers and nice illustrations that you've created here. I like the clarity and the engaging quality that you make here.

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Gandalf – he guides the characters through their long, and difficult journey, to point them in the correct direction of life, and give advice that will encourage them to be of use and wisely chosen.

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Frodo – acts like Jesus in the story. He carries the weight of destroying the ring that holds all of the power so that in the end, he can save anyone from their own troubles that may come about, or follow them in the end.

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The Ring – it acts as an object of sin. Everyone who wears it and bears it become influence by its powerful nature and uses it for an evil gain.

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3. Sin can come as a disadvantage to us. That does not mean that bad things will happen. Jesus did what he needed to do and died for us in order to save us from our sins.

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2. As the invisible world, we cannot see it with our actual eyes, yet we know it is there. We can be able to feel the surroundings around us. We can be able to experience him through anything and everything that we do in our everyday normal lives.

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1.God’s transition into his human nature is for the purpose of joining us together like marriage. So, that we can be bonded to God forever, just as he is to the Church, he can share with us in our humanity, and we can share in his divinity/divine nature and become more like him and to his image and likeness.