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You use good points here, but these textual posts look a bit too large. I'd break your points out over multiple posts and therefore make them easier to read. 

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You use good points here, but these textual posts look a bit too large. I'd break your points out over multiple posts and therefore make them easier to read. 

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I like the clusters of the seasons that you've created here. The arrows are good, but I'd spread the posts out so that the lines are longer and therefore more useful for the viewer/reader. 

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I like the clusters of the seasons that you've created here. The arrows are good, but I'd spread the posts out so that the lines are longer and therefore more useful for the viewer/reader. 

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I like how you laid out the LOTR 2nd set of questions here. I'd break the text out a bit more across the posts in order to make the text a bit less dense. You can also expand the posts to make them wider here too. 

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I like how you laid out the LOTR 2nd set of questions here. I'd break the text out a bit more across the posts in order to make the text a bit less dense. You can also expand the posts to make them wider here too. 

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Jesus told John that Mary was his mother so he should take her in, just how we are in a child-mother relationship with her, John the disciple was a s well

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Key Ideas:
2 Reasons to have a relationship with Mary:
1. Loving Mary amplifies our love for God
- To Love the ones that Jesus loves is to grow our love for Jesus

2. Mary is our mother as Jesus said on the cross
-Mary is the mom of the Disciple John so anyone who follows Jesus takes Mary as their mom

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Key Ideas:
-Queenship of Mary is not sentimental: it is based off of a cosmic struggle
or battle between good and evil
-Image of Ark in Temple and Woman clothed in Sun are related:
Mary is the Ark of the Covenant because she bears in her the presence of God
She's the temple that God dwells in
The Queenship of Mary is about us joining the battle with her

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November 21st

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October 7th

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September 15th

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September 8th

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August 22nd

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August 15th

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July 16th

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Saturday following the second Sunday after Pentecost

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May 31st

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March 25th

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First Sunday after Christmas

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December 25th

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December 12th

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December 8th

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February 11th

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January 1st

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What is an Old Testament “type?”

How could the Lembas Bread be viewed as a pre-Christian “type?”

An Old Testament type is a person place or event that foreshadows the person of Jesus Christ and his work in the New Testament.

The Lembas bread can be viewed as a pre-Christian type because it takes place in a world before Christianity. So the lembas bread acts as a revelation for the Christian world and is therefore a pre-Christian type

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

Father Charles says that Kingsfoil becomes an anointing object in the hands of the king. This relates to the Catholic sacrament of Anointing because the oil used for anointing becomes a spiritual object in the hands of the priest. And the kingsfoil also heals the king physically and spiritually just like how the sacrament of Anointing heals the soul before a person meets God when they are sick and dying.

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What does Fr. Charles note regarding the “meshing of the planes?”

How are the elvish cloaks an example of this phenomenon?

Fr. Charles says that the two planes of the spiritual and material and the visible and invisible do not invade each other. They are shot through each other so rather than being one and the other it is both. The elvish cloaks are an example of this because they are made of things from earth but also carry spiritual properties. this allows the visible to be a vehicle for us to see the invisible.

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Think of the Horns of Rohan and the Horns of Eorl.

What do these do and how do these provide a sacramental effect?

The Horns are used to symbolize moral victory and triumph of Theoden. A horn is also given to Mary as a parting gift. They provide a sacramental effect because when they are blown they give off a spiritual significance and power. They have an almost magical effect on the people that hear them.

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it is a 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 state that it can still be considered to be sacramental?

The eucharist is ordinary bread that becomes the body through consecration. The Lembas bread is very different from the Eucharist but it is still sacramental because it is a visible sign of spiritual reality and has unexplainable properties. Although the Lembas bread is different from how Catholics see the Eucharist Father Charles says it can still be considered sacramental because it is a visible object that houses something invisible and spiritual

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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.

The two realities, spiritual and material are brought together through the "elvish artifacts" Just how we use sacramentals to bring us together and symbolize God in the Church. Sacramentals for Catholics are just earthly objects that become sacramentals when they have a spiritual connection to God. Just how the Elvish artifacts are earthly objects but they have spiritual aspects from Middle earth.

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Wonderful images and very thoughtful answers to the questions too. Thanks!

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1. Gandalf can be seen as similar to Jesus because he dies while saving the others from the demon like Jesus dies saving us from sin/the devil. And when he rises from the dead he is "Gandalf the White" he is glowing and  pure, just like when Jesus rose from the dead and emerged from the tomb alive and pure.
2. Gollum symbolizes the devil because he is trying to sabotage  Frodo's mission to destroy the ring  (like the devil trying to tempt Jesus in the desert and keep him from dying on the cross)
3. The ring can be a symbol for sin because Frodo (like Jesus) goes on a tough journey to destroy the ring and save middle earth, just like how Jesus endured death and conquered sin in order to give us eternal life, in order to save the world.

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Deprived means lacking a basic need while depraved means morally corrupt and wicked. I think the statement means that Catholic Imagination causes Catholics to view sin as the absence of God's needed presence, sin can be dissolved with God. While Protestants see sin as a morally corrupt thing of this world that will only go away once they meet God in Heaven. Because we as Catholics believe God is everywhere and is here on earth, we don't see sin as wicked and taking over the earth because God dwells here.

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I think "light from an invisible lamp" means that the light is there but you can't tell where it is coming from, the source is hidden. So in Tolkien's LOTR there are elements of Catholicism but we may not know that these parts of the story are influenced by Catholicism. The source of his ideas (Catholicism) is hidden so it is not direct when you watch it. It relates t catholic imagination the idea that God is everywhere even though we can't see Him. He is even in the aspects of the LOTR but we may not directly see Him.

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I think it means that by becoming man, Jesus gave us eternal life. God has eternal life so by giving us eternal life it "makes us God" like the quote says. If Jesus hadn't become man and come to earth, we would not have salvation and go to heaven like Jesus did after He died on the cross. So essentially when Jesus became human it enabled us to become more similar to Him and be "like God" through eternal salvation