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This is a good start on this part of the assignment, but it can really use more content and also images. 

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This is a good start on this part of the assignment, but it can really use more content and also images. 

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Good work with the feast days and the images which go with each one. I'd encourage you to spread them out a bit more and also to design a consistent way of showing the connections within the various seasons. 

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Good work with the feast days and the images which go with each one. I'd encourage you to spread them out a bit more and also to design a consistent way of showing the connections within the various seasons. 

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Not sure what happened to your LOTR part 2 to make all of your posts on top of each other. No problem as I know that some have had minor issues of this type here. 

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Not sure what happened to your LOTR part 2 to make all of your posts on top of each other. No problem as I know that some have had minor issues of this type here. 

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Mary is the mother of all of Jesus's disciples. We call her our mother because Jesus gave her to us as a mother from the cross.

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Worshiping and having a relationship with Mary does not at all take away from our relationship with Jesus and God. Rather, it strengthens it by forming a relationship with the person who has a stronger relationship with Jesus and God.

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Celebrated December 12th.

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celebrated December 25th.

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celebrated on the Sunday after Christmas

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Celebrated December 8th.

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celebrated November 21st.

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celebrated October 7th.

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celebrated September 15th.

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celebrated September 8

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celebrated August 22

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celebrated August 15th.

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celebrated July 16th.

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celebrated the Saturday following the second Sunday after Pentecost

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celebrated May 31st.

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celebrated March 25th.

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www.traditionalcatholicpriest.com - Annunciation Prado Ca 1426 Jpg

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celebrated February 11th.

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celebrated January 1st.

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A "type" in the Old Testament is a person, place, event or institution in the Old Testament that foreshadows the person and work of Jesus Christ in the New Testament. The Lembas bread is like this because it will make sense in a future revelation.

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When Frodo and Sam relieved the Lembas bread they believed it was just normal bread until they had it and soon discovered it was a lot better and eat more than they should have. But, this differs from the Eucharist because we as Catholics see the Eucharist as the Body of Christ, which is normal bread blessed by a priest, and we know to not take advantage of that. Fr Charles states this because the Lembas bread can still be interpreted as a sacramental or symbol for the Eucharist even if it is not accurate.

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Fr. Charles believes the "elvish artifacts" are good examples for sacramentals because they are just seemingly composed of elements from middle earth, but they have a deeper meaning. This reflects how we see sacramentals as ordinary objects that have extraordinary meanings.

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You're answers are fine - full credit to be sure. Next time, use this canvas to include images, colors and much more good stuff to make your work POP!

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One example of the sacrament of confirmation would be when they got rid of the ring which was a sort of "re birth." Another example would be Frodo representing baptism because he is the first initiation. Lastly, the people who join Frodo to help him destroy the ring would be symbolizing anointing of the sick because they are helping him through a difficult time.

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The two parts to this are that we see the world as lacking God or faith in general, which is why we sin. The other side of this is that we don't see the world as wicked because we have hope in the world through God.

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I think this means that while the books and movies were not directly about faith, if you really look into it you can see the subtle incorporation of faith. It shows how we as catholics can see beyond just the simple meaning of LOTR and see how it relates to our faith.

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I think that quote means that God became human to show us how to be holy and to lead us to become like him.