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I'm not seeing the part of the assignment on the Fr. Mike and Bish Barron videos. Did you neglect to do this part?

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I'm not seeing the part of the assignment on the Fr. Mike and Bish Barron videos. Did you neglect to do this part?

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Good use of an engaging GIF background. Not sure though if it enhances your content or distracts from it.

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Good use of an engaging GIF background. Not sure though if it enhances your content or distracts from it.

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I like the way that you used the images and the text together. Also, the way your separated out the seasons was clever too! 

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I like the way that you used the images and the text together. Also, the way your separated out the seasons was clever too! 

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I like the way that you used your text and the images to complement each other here. Well done!

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I like the way that you used your text and the images to complement each other here. Well done!

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Date:December 27
This feast celebrates Jesus, Mary, and Joseph as the Holy Family

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Date: December 25
Celebrates the birth of Christ by Mary

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Date: December 12
This feast commemorates Mary's apparition to St. Juan Diego

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Date: November 21
This feast celebrates Mary's presentation in the Temple.

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Date: October 7
This feast celebrates the importance of the rosary and the devotion to Mary

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Date: September 15
This feast focuses on the grief and sorrow of Mary during the death of her son Jesus.

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Date: September 8
This feast commemorates the nativity of Mary

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Date: August 22
This feast celebrates Mary being the Queen of Heaven

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Date: August 15
This feast celebrates Mary's assumption into Heaven

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Date: July 16
This celebrates Mary as the patroness of the Carmelites.

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Date: Saturday following the second Sunday after Pentecost
This feast is about commemorating Mary's love for God and her compassion for us.

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Date: May 31
This is when Mary visits her cousin Elizabeth.

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Date: March 25
When the Angel Gabriel came to Mary and told her she was the be the mother of Jesus.

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Date: February 11
Celebrates the apparition of Mary to St. Bernadette

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Date: January 1
This feast celebrates Mary under the aspect of her motherhood of Jesus Christ.

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The layout and organization of the images and text is great. And this looks so cool with the burning fire background too.

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The Athelas plant connects to the Catholic sacrament of Anointing of the Sick because it brings peace of mind with also physical healing. The plant brings joy and peace to people who smell the fragrance. It refreshes and clears the mind. It heals the mind and spirit like Anointing of the Sick.

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The horns are tools used to bring courage and bring people together. A person will blow this horn and produce a loud sound meant to rally the people. The horns do not possess magic but their virtue lies in the fact that they inspire people and it brings courage, while also striking fear in enemies.

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An Old Testament "type" is a person, place, event, etc. that foreshadows or points to the person and work of Jesus Christ in the New Testament. The Lembas Bread can be viewed as a pre-Christian "type" because it makes more sense for it to point forward towards the Eucharist than backward.

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The Lembas Bread given to Frodo and Sam are different from the way Catholics understand the Eucharist because the Eucharist is encouraged to be received as much as possible and is not meant to be physical sustenance, but spiritual. However, it can still be considered a sacramental because of its ability to help the person who is eating it to persevere in their journey and how it becomes stronger when the person fasts from other foods.

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The meshing of the planes is noting how the ordinary and the extraordinary mesh together in a way that they are almost indistinguishable from each other. The elvish cloaks are an excellent example of this because they are made from ordinary elements from Middle Earth, but they are extraordinary in the way that they manifest the beauty of nature in a visible way.

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Elfish artifacts that are good examples of how sacramentals function within Catholicism because the artifacts are made from the elements of middle earth, but there seems to be something greater about them than the sum of their parts, similar to Catholic sacramentals.

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The word deprived means to lack something considered important to a person's well being. When Catholics view the world as "deprived but not depraved", they see the world as lacking God in a way because many people have forgotten him through sin. The word depraved means to be morally corrupt and wicked. Catholics do not see the world as depraved because people are not born wicked and morally corrupt, but hurt their relationship with God when they sin. They have a more hopeful view of the world. This is in contrast to Protestants who see the world in a more bleak manner. They believe that the world is very sinful and depraved and also deprived of God.

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One example of a symbol in LOTR that point to Catholic aspects is how Gandalf is a Christ-like figure who dies and then is resurrected like Jesus. was. Another example is how Gollum is an instrument in the destruction of the ring. God sees evil but then uses it to do good. Finally, an example of a symbol in LOTR that point to Catholic aspects is when Frodo is called to carry his "cross" with the burden of the ring. He is not sure if he is able to complete the journey, but he does with the help of his friends and companions. He is like us going through the journey of, carrying our own crosses and making it through with God's help even when we think we can't complete the journey.

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I think this means that although God and grace are not explicitly shown in LOTR, we can see their influence and their shadow in the story. We can still see how God and grace influenced and shaped the story and are still present. This relates to the Catholic Imagination and how we see the world because we believe that God is present in everything and we know he is there even if we can't see him.

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I think that this quote means that God became human to be able to bring us closer to him. He wants us as humans to able to be with him in Heaven. This is why Jesus came and became human and died for our sins so that we could be with God.