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Why is there only one post here from Zane? And why is it this odd one? 

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Why is there only one post here from Zane? And why is it this odd one? 

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I really like the design here for multiple reasons!

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I really like the design here for multiple reasons!

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The color coding (esp the dark palette) works quite well. I like the clear structure of headings, which give a clear flow from top to bottom. I'd encourage you to be consistent with the labeling of the arrows all the way through as they definitely make a visual difference. Finally, great and compelling images you've used to illustrate!

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Great use of this as a boundary/barrier!

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Great use of this as a boundary/barrier!

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I enjoyed the pictures and the layout and how well the padlet flowed, so I could read easier and understand how everything came together

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I like how the colors really make the information stand out and draws attention to each different part of the project

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The colors and the lines with the description really help the layout and makes it look really appealing.

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I like the images and the descriptions. The use of different colors really makes it that much better.

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I really like the layout of the posts and how it is easy to follow. I also really like the colored posts.

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I like how you guys organized the information and the use of the different colors for each post.

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i like the way the padlet is organized by assignment because it makes it look more organized

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Great job with the color coding and use of images. They bring the information together very well.

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I really like the organization of your project.

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this is very well organized and easy to follow. the summaries are also concise and easy to understand.

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I really liked the flow of this padlet. And i like how there is a balanced number of pictures to word boxes

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I like the organizations and the colors that you used as well as the pictures that go with the summaries

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I like the way youve sectioned off the padlet for each assignment.

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I like the way you organized all of the information with the colors and arrow and the pictures really enhance the information.

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I like the way you organized all of the information with the colors and arrow and the pictures really enhance the information.

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I really enjoyed the pictures that you used.  Brought the words to life

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I really enjoyed the pictures that you used.  Brought the words to life

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If you do not have a PowerSchool ID Start the process of creating a PowerSchool ID by starting in your PowerSchool SIS. Contact your administrator if you need the address of your PowerSchool SIS.

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-  Save the people of Israel
-  intercede for us
-  Both given an important task by God that leads to salvation

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God gave Aaron a task to help and deliver the people of Israel and interceded to God for the people of Israel to God. Jesus delivers us from sin and intercedes for us. "He is chosen of God (Hebrews 5:4), and therefore our accepted intercessor.".

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Moses struck the rock in the desert, and saving water poured out.  Jesus is our Rock, and he saves us through the waters of Baptism. It also foreshadows the Eucharist and the blood of Christ.

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- Both were commissioned by God to give the law.
- Both came up out of the water and wandered in the desert.
- Moses changed water into blood, Jesus changed water into wine.

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Aaron was Moses' older brother who helped Moses free the people of Israel. He was steadfast in his task and followed and trusted God wholeheartedly.

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In Exodus, Moses sealed the Covenant by throwing the blood of sacrificed animals on the people, saying - "Behold the blood of the covenant which the LORD has made with you in accordance with all these words."

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I like the way you have clear sections to the overall canvas. 

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I like the way you have clear sections to the overall canvas. 

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Also, good use of colors - the "dark" mode works well here! And this exception the arrow make a clear pathway through you content. I like these images here, but they should be connected and not hanging out here alone.

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The church is founded on the Apostles, whom Jesus himself chose,

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Catholic means "Universal"
The church is universal because her mission is to everyone.

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We grow in holiness by participating in the sacraments and mission of charity.

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local churches within the one universal church are united to one another

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Using biblical insights and engaging stories, Bishop Barron affirms that we see Jesus most clearly through the lens of the Old Testament. Through this deeply biblical study, you will better understand Jesus, become more familiar with Scripture, and realize your own priestly, prophetic, and kingly mission, received when you are baptized "into Christ."

This study can be done individually or in a group. For group study, you can host the program in seven 90-minute sessions. Each session includes video viewing and small group discussion of the Study Guide questions. There are "Questions for Understanding" based on Bishop Barron's video presentation, Scripture, and the Catechism of the Catholic Church. A second set of questions, "Questions for Application," help you reflect on how the material is relevant to your own life and experience. Participants read the commentary in the Study Guide and prepare the questions before the small group discussion. This preparation can be accomplished either before or after they view the video, as the commentary in each lesson is very detailed.
The Study Guide was written by Catholic writer and apologist, Carl Olson, under the direction and approval of Bishop Barron.

The Leader's Kit provides essential resources for group discussion leaders, including the DVD set, Study Guide, facilitator guide, answer key and prayer cards.
Leaders can also register for a free training webinar which teaches the best ways to run an effective Priest, Prophet, King study group.

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A king is usually known as a leader with power and authority. Jesus came "to bring glad tidings to the poor" (Lk 4:18). The greatest leader is a servant to the least of their brothers.

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The Sacraments of the Church help us to reach and evangelize others through the actions and words of others. "In faith, hope, and charity they manifest Christ to others." (L.G. 31). We bring light to the world and bring Christ's love and presence to others!

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Baptism transforms us into priest as offering ourselves in worship, and become holy through God.
Making spiritual sacrifices to God in our day to day lives, and striving for personal holiness through the sacraments, and helping others!

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Communion with People Throughout the World

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Communion with People Throughout the World

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The Church is universal and Catholics are joined with both baptized and non baptized people of the world.

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We are unified as Catholics at Church. Everyone is welcome and everyone has a unique talent or role in the Church such as the choir or priests.

"Just as the human body has many parts, so we need everyone in the Church to make up the Body of Christ"

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"Every act of charity performed by Catholics benefits the entire Body of Christ." (20) We as Catholics must help each other, especially the most vulnerable.

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"All Christians should be ready and eager to the help of the needy." (CCC 952) We must help those in need by giving them our resources and sacrificing our goods to them.

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"A charism is a special gift, talent, or ability given to each Church member by the Holy Spirit. " (19) The Church calls us to use our charisma to build each other up and the Church.

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"The sacraments of the Church unite us to the communion of saints because they unite is to God in Christ." (19) The sacraments unite us with God when we receive the gift of grace, and we are then untied with the Communion of Saints.

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"The faith we share among Catholics today is the same faith inherited from the Apostles." (19) We share our faith with Catholics around the world and it is the same faith as the Apostles, uniting us to them.

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When we participate in Church or do anything in Christ's name our communion with Christ and the Church Grows.

"the Church draws her life from the word and the Body of Christ and so herself becomes Christ's Body."(ccc752)

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The Three Types of Communion in the Church

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The Three Types of Communion in the Church

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"the communion of saints is the Church" (CCC 946)

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" The Church is both human and divine, visible but endowed with invisible realities, zealous in action and dedicated to contemplation..."(13)