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Use more images and less dense text posts. 

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Use more images and less dense text posts. 

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Your information is good in the textual posts. And yet, especially in the Eucharistic typology section, there really needs to be more images which will help illustrate what is described through the text blocks. This will help the viewer better interact with your content.

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The pictures are very neat and there are lots of details which shows there was a lot of work put into this.

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I like the visuals because they really show off what is trying to be said.

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i liked how neat everything was. i also liked how you used so many pictures to come across with what you were saying.

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I like the colors and I love all the pictures. Everything is well explained.

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I really like the background. The arrows make it easy to follow and the information is presented in an interesting way.

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I really like the background for this padlet it is really pretty and I like the organization of it

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I like the color coding and the arrows. The visuals were really good too.

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I really like how the pictures and the arrows make everything very easy to see and read

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Everything is well set up and detailed

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Good visual aspects used throughout

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I like the way that you formatted the text with the arrows etc. The images that you chose really reflect what the text is zoning in on.

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Everything is explained very well and the images help explain a lot

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the us of the images made it visually easy to understand.

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good images and the background is really cool

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I like how the images visually describe what is being told and how they match up with every post 

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I like how the images visually describe what is being told and how they match up with every post 

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The Tree of knowledge or wisdom in Adam and Eve is claimed to make one "live forever." This is foreshadowed in the new testament when it comes to the body being given to the people of God for eternal life

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When it comes to the Eucharist, there are many different examples of typology or foreshadowing in the testaments. In the old testament, at Passover, the Israelites were saved by the bread from heaven. In the new testament, Jesus breaks the bread at the last supper to grant them eternal life in heaven with God.

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During the Wedding Feast at Cana, Jesus turned water into wine. The Wedding Feast is a type of the Eucharist because at the Last Supper, Jesus changed bread into his flesh, and wine into his blood.

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Typology is any event in the old testament that foreshadows the events in the new testament. Generally Jesus Christ fulfills the event in the old testament or is the redeemer to the sin created in the old testament.

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The Israelites in the desert were saved by eating bread from heaven and flesh of quails. In the New Testament the crowds that followed Jesus were fed by bread and fish when Jesus multiplied the loaves and fishes.

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In the old testament, the forbidden fruit became the marking of sin and downfall for Adam and Eve. Jesus Christ implemented the Eucharist as a opposite to the fruit and allowed us to be forgiven and restored to holiness.

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On the first Passover, the Israelites had to eat unleavened bread to be saved from the angel of death. This is a type of the Eucharist because the Apostles ate unleavened bread at the Last Supper.

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I like the clean, clear and varied design!

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I like the clean, clear and varied design!

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Very nice work here in creating four clear sections - each with a similar, yet noticeably different design. Each one offers a solid balance of text and images which tell about these aspects of the Church. And the background adds much too!

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Acts of charity benefit the whole Church. We are called to be generous.

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Catholics are united by helping others. Catholics need to be willing to help their brothers and sisters.

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The Church is founded on the Apostles, whom Jesus himself chose. The church hands on the Apostles' own teaching and faith through the sacrament of Holy Orders.

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Catholics are united through the gifts that God gives us. They all collectively work together for the Church.

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The church is Catholic because Christ is present in her and because her mission is to everyone.

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Following the saints' example, we grow in holiness by participating in the Church's sacraments and mission of charity.

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The second type of Communion the Church made possible is the communion with other Catholics. Every one in the Church is needed to make up the Body of Christ. As Catholics, we form a community by trying to welcome everyone, even those we disagree with and those who may not like us. We then realize that everyone has something positive to add to the Church. Each person is important and needed in Christs body.

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The Communion with the people throughout the world

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The Communion with the people throughout the world

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The universal Sacrament of Salvation is the Church. The second Vatican taught that the church, in Christ, is a sacrament of the unity of the entire human race. This unity can only be understood by understanding Catholicity and the mark of the Church. The mark contains several implications for a Catholics participation in the world and the communion with others.

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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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Our participation in the Church as catholics, particularly with the grace granted by the sacraments, causes us to become closer to Christ as well as the Church. The communion with Christ by the people is the Church's main purpose for existing. This is why is it said that the Church is "the sacrament of unity."

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Although royalty is seen as riches, fame, and power, Jesus corrects this misunderstanding and teaches us that royalty is achieved by serving others, not just our self.  As Catholics, we can achieve royalty through acts of charity, and treating others as Christ would with love, patience, understanding, and genuine caring.

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A prophet is not some who can predict the future. Instead, we are prophet's who are called to spread the good news of Christ. We become evangelists as a result, spreading faith outside of the church as the laity.

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Catholics are united to the communion of saints through the sacraments.

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Although as laypeople, we do not fall into the same structure of priests and bishops throughout the church. We are instead called as priests to follow Christ's example and to focus on spiritual sacrifice, personal holiness, and helping others grow in faith.

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Catholics share the same faith as the Apostles. This faith is present in the bishops.

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All local communities share the same Mass and Sacraments and they share the same faith received from the Apostles

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The living faithful and the deceased faithful share five spiritual goods. These goods unite Catholics with the Communion of Saints: