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I like what you've done here in connecting the themes from the videos to holidays themselves. This makes a lot of sense and it helps the viewer/reader to understand more. 

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I like what you've done here in connecting the themes from the videos to holidays themselves. This makes a lot of sense and it helps the viewer/reader to understand more. 

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I like the improvements that you have from the first to the second assignment. Yet, the text is still fairly dense in each of your posts. If you break these out over multiple posts it is easier for the viewer to follow. 

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I like the improvements that you have from the first to the second assignment. Yet, the text is still fairly dense in each of your posts. If you break these out over multiple posts it is easier for the viewer to follow. 

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How do these two videos connect to each other?

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How do these two videos connect to each other?

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When we have a relationship with Mary, we automatically become involved with the struggle depicted in the battle during her queenship and the ark of the covenant. With this struggle, we can become even closer to God himself, our faith, and Mary, our mother.

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The title "woman" refers back to Eve, the mother of all the living, now the mother of all the redeemed.
Jesus also gave Mary to us from the cross, which is the reason why we have to have a relationship with her.

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"woman, behold your son."
"Beloved disciple, behold your mother."

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2 reasons why we should/have to have a relationship with Mary

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2 reasons why we should/have to have a relationship with Mary

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1. Getting to know someone God himself loves amplifies our love for God
2. Jesus gave Mary to us as our mother on the cross

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All these associations and connections are meant to show us to get involved in the struggle

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John the Baptist leaping into her womb when she  is visiting Elizabeth connects to David's dance before the Ark of the Covenant

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Fullest sense of the Ark of the Covenant 

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Fullest sense of the Ark of the Covenant 

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She bears within her the living presence of God and becomes his dwelling place

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The Queenship of Mary is not sentimental. Its associated with a cosmic struggle, a battle between good and evil

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In a vision, a dragon is there to devour the child, but the child is swept to safety. A great war breaks out among the angels

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Queen Mother is pregnant, brings forth a child and a war breaks out

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"...a woman clothed with the Sun and the Moon under her feet and upon her head a crown of twelve stars."

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Celebrated Sunday after Christmas

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Celebrated on December 25

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Celebrated on December 8

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Celebrated on October 7

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Celebrated on September 15

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Celebrated on September 8

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September, October, November

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Celebrated on August 22

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Celebrated on August 15

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Celebrated on July 16

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June, July, August

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Celebrated following the Second Saturday after Pentecost (June 5, 2021)

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Celebrated on May 31

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March, April, May

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December, January, February

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Celebrated on March 25

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Celebrated on February 11

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Celebrated on January 1

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- shrine's for mary during the month
- shrine's all over rome

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The Athelas plant, or Kingsfoi, is related to the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick because this plant, a pretty ordinary plant, becomes an agent of healing of the body and spirit. This relates to the sacrament because ordinary oil from the olive becomes a healing agent in the hands of the priest.

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The Horns of Rohnan serve as another example of a sacramental object. The horns mean defiance, recklessness when there is no hope, and these horns serve as an object to summon courage and dispel despair. The horn of Eorl is another example, and it is a parting gift to Mary in the film. The effects of the horns is described is one of inspiration that embodies the horns. Whenever the horns are blown, the attention is received from everyone, and they are filled with inspiration and courage

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An Old Testament type is a person place or event or an institution in the Old Testament that foreshadows the person and work of Jesus Christ in the New Testament. The lembas bread could be viewed in this perspective because they make more sense in the light of a future revelation rather than a vehicle of divinity. Tolkien's world is pre-Christian, and Tolkien avoids doctrinal issues that might be distracting or make things become allegorical.

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The lembas bread is different from our Eucharist in multiple ways. In the Eucharist, it is derived from ordinary bread that is consecrated by priests within the liturgy and during which, its substance changes into the body of Jesus, and its reception takes place communally. It is a mystical united of the believers receiving the host with the entire body of God. The lembas bread has none of this. Its more of a scramental because its a tangible artifact of the elves that is composed of ordinary elements, but have this supernatural quality about it.

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Father Charles mentions how these two plans of reality, the spiritual and the material. He also mentions how these two plans merge to a point where they become indistinguishable. This relates back to the elvish cloaks because everyone sees the magic that encompasses these cloaks, but the elves do not see or recognize the magic. This leaves the audience wondering whether or not there is magic involved or not.

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Father Charles begins with talking about Tolkein's sacramental imagination and worldview, and how the ordinary is the means for the extraordinary. He states that this idea is seen no where better than in elvish artfiacts. They are composed from the elements of the earth, but there seems to be something greater at play then just the elements of the earth. For example, the elvish cloaks are woven out of ordinary threads from the earth, but the cloaks embody these supernatural properties and becomes a great representation of how the visible becomes a vehicle for the invisible.

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Next time, be sure to add visuals and other types of posts to enhance your answers even further!

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the ring (original sin), Golem (divine grace needed to save us, and Frodo as Christ as priest, Gandalf as Christ as prophet, and Aragorn as Christ the King

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Deprived means suffering a severe and damaging lack of basic material, or suffering a lack of a specified benefit that is considered important, whereas depraved means morally corrupt/wicked. In relation to sin and deprived, I think it means that with the presence of sin, we are lacking the strength find God's grace and put aside our own desires. But with this, we are able to bring ourselves back and ask for forgiveness. With sin and depraved, I think that they are connected in the sense that sin is the devil or satan forcing this sin to happen, in a way, but I feel thinking of sin in this way cuts off the God element of sin. We are humans and we are gong to have times of weakness, but God knows and understands that, that's why he gives us his grave and forgiveness. God also doesn't allow the weaknesses of human stop his grace's from entering the world/

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I think this means that in Tolkin's writing, you can feel and understand the Catholic presence and influence in his writing, but there's no specific examples of physical Catholicism in the writing. It captures the essence of how Catholic imagination views the world because it views the world has God being present in everything around, even in the things that are not necessarily religious or connected to Catholicism

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I think he uses this quote to highlight the idea that God uses humans to as the "vehicle for the divine." I also thinks he uses the quote to highlight how God and the people are united, and how God married himself to humanity and will stay united with us