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I like the arrows, but labeling them would help the viewer. Also, I'd make them parallel with images attached to each of the posts on the bottom section as well as the one above about the Ark of the Covenant and Mary! And while the pure white does contrast well with the all-black background, more color in the posts could be helpful too.

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Put more space between the first and the second project here!

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Put more space between the first and the second project here!

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I like the realism in the pictures, and the font the text is in.

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I like the layout of this and how the simple background makes the information stand out more

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Incredible job here guys! The pictures and info fit perfectly together

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I liked your overall layout. I also liked the orientation of your pictures.

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I like the organization and the pictures.

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I like how it is very spread out and not all crammed together

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Nice set up and design

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I liked the layout of all the text and pictres

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I like how you used the arrows to expand upon your topics.

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I like how the pictures are in the center and are connected  to the text

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I love the layout. It was very easy to follow. Great text and pictures.

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Good use of the arrows, overall design of the Padlet makes if flow well

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I like all of the images that you chose to support your text. The arrows really added to the movement in the padlet.

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the pictures fit what you were trying to say very well

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I like the layout for Adam and Eve, the posts are very organized

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Good pictures

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very aesthetically pleasing; good format

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Eve and Mary were both an immaculately created virgin.

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Eve appeared at the beginning of the Old Testament and Mary appeared in the beginning of the New Testament.

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Eve said yes to Lucifer therefore letting sin enter the world. Mary said yes to the angel Gabriel and then salvation entered our world.

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Eve came out of Adam as Jesus came out of Mary.

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Eve is the mother of the living while Mary is the mother of all who obey the commandments.

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Adam started naked and had to put on clothes after he ate from the tree. Jesus had his garments on and was stripped of them when he was crucified. Nakedness in this context symbolizes shame and embarrassment.

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Adam ate the forbidden fruit from the tree, as Jesus told us to eat his flesh so we can have eternal life.

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Both stayed away for 3 months.

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David danced in front of the Ark, John the Baptist leaped at the sound of Mary's voice.

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Adam was told by God that he would be saved by toil, which would bring thorns & thistles, and eat bread by the sweat of his brow. Jesus similarly sweat blood in the garden

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Both carried the word of God and The Bread from Heaven inside them.

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Paul calls Jesus the new Adam

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The arks mercy seat was overshadowed by cherubim. Mary was overshadowed by the power of the holy spirit.

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Both were created from the purest elements.

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I greatly like what you've created here with the different sections of the overall whole. Your centerpiece for each is a good, symbolic choice to use. I also like how you connect the parts with the arrows which provide a nice symmetry overall.

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 We form community in trying to welcome everyone, and we realize that everyone has something positive to add to the church. 

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The second Vatican Council taught that "the church, in Christ, is a sacrament...of the unity of the entire human race". 

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No, we are called to love and promote equality just as Jesus would. All humans have "equal Royalty" which means we are all the same in God's eyes

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We are called to spread his word, no matter how uncomfortable we may feel. The Churches sacraments transform us into evangelists because of God's special graces.

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In doing so, we are granted sacramental grace. We also use our theological virtues to help others grow in holiness with us.

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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 the universal sacrament of salvation. Christ gave the Church the mission of witnessing to the Gospel and baptizing in his name.

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Every act of kindness benefits the whole church community, similar to how every sin hurts the whole communion.

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Unity with other Catholics. Just as the human body has many parts, we need everyone in the Church to make up the Body of Christ.

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All Christians "should be ready and eager to come to the help of the needy" like the early members of the church did.

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Charisms are intended to help build up the church. The church collectively share the charisms she has received.

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The sacraments of the Church unite us to the communion of saints because they unite us to God through Christ.

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As Kings, we are called to serve others through our actions. Acting as Kings doesn't mean we should be looking down on others or thinking we are better than others.

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The faith we share among us today is the same faith that we inherited from the Apostles.

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Three types of communion the church provides

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Three types of communion the church provides

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The Church is founded on the Apostles. The Sacrament of Holy orders passes down the Apostles teachings to new Church leaders.

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As Prophets, we are called to evangelize to the world about the word of God. It's easy to just stay inside your cozy ole home and pray by yourself, but that's not what God is calling us to do.

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The Church is catholic because Christ in present. The Church is also catholic because her mission is universal in all Churches.

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The Holy Spirit dwells in all Churches. We grow in holiness by participating in Church and sacraments.

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The living faithful and the deceased faithful. The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that the communion of saints is the church.

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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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As Priests, we are called to act as Christ because of our Baptism. We are called to be holy and love God as well as love others.

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Through our participation in the Church and particularly due to the graces of the sacraments, we find communion with Christ and the Church.

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Each individual parish is apart of a larger diocese. The local communities are all one together in sacraments, prayers, words, and Mass