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Well done use of spacing, color, arrows and especially the labels! The use of "example" on the labels is a small, but quite helpful aid to the viewer. This clearly shows your organization and helps the viewer follow you through the content. Extra KUDOS for you b/c this topic was one of the harder, more extensive ones to do. You knocked it out of the park with your thoughtful and thorough creation!

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Yours was very thorough and well organized. Nice job! Love the arrows.

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i like the organization of the padlet and the different colors that you guys used

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Both Jesus and Elisha multiplied loaves of bread

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Both raised the dead, Jesus brought Lazius back to life and Elisha brough back the son of a bliever back to life beucase they blieved in God

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Elijah and Elisha vs John the Baptist and Jesus 

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Elijah and Elisha vs John the Baptist and Jesus 

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Jesus and Elisha both healed lepers and reunited them with society and their families again

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Our Lord and Savoir, who came down from Heaven as man to save us from our sins.

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Israelite prophet and pupil of Elijah, and also his successor. In Elisha's time he became "better" than Elijah

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In the O.T, Elijah decreased while Elisha increased. Similarly, John the Baptist decreased while Jesus increased.

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Jesus said that John the Baptist was the prophecied Elijah that was to come before the Messiah

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Elijah left a whirlwind by the Jordan River in the exact spot that John the Baptist began his preaching

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Elijah and John the Baptist spent much of their time preaching about righteousness and calling people to repent.  In the case of Elijah, this angered the King of Israel, and King Herod in the case of John

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Both Elijah and John the Baptist wore "hairy garments"

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Throughout the Old Testement and New Testement, there are many similarities between Elijah and John the Baptist that lead them to be each others type and antitype. This can be seen in the following examples:

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The Old Testament Prophets, though numerous, used four types of images in their prophecies. These four types of images were again used by New Testament writers in the same style

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Old Testament Prophet Micah uses the image of a bronze and golden bull to inspire the Israelites that with God they will be unconquerable and protected from other nations. In the new Testament Gospel of Matthew, Jesus uses the image of a yoke to emphasize that putting your faith in him gives the same relief as putting your items on a yoke for them to carry.

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Old Testament Prophet Ezekiel uses the image of a bride to describe the relationship between Israel and Yahweh (God). In the New Testament Gospel of John, John the Baptist uses the image of the bride to describe relationship between Jesus, God, but also himself.

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Old Testament Prophet Jeremiah threatens the people with the image or idea of no wine or vineyards that produce grapes if they continue to stray away from God. In the New Testament Gospel of Luke, Jesus establishes the wine as his blood and the covenant. This times back to with what Jeremiah said because if we stray away from God, we don't receive the blood of Christ, or "wine" as he warned them.

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Old Testament Prophet Isaiah uses the image of a Vineyard to describe how the people of Jerusalem have fallen away from God. In the New Testament Gospel of John, Jesus uses the image of a vine in a vineyard to describe his relationship between himself and all people.

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Old Testament Prophets and New Testament Writers  

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Old Testament Prophets and New Testament Writers  

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"the presence of paralleled persons, things, or events found in the Old Testament and their fulfilling counterparts in the New Testament."

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I like the way you laid out the content overall. 

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I like the way you laid out the content overall. 

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You also use the arrows in a strong way to show how the various pieces relate to each other. I suggest you also use labels to further illustrate how the parts connect. Also, the color is border-line drab. I'm flipping the pallet over to the "dark" mode just so you can see how this same content looks under a different color scheme. If you have a plain background (and this blond wood isn't a bad one to use) you really need a higher contract with your posts. Overall nice work!

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Communion with People Throughout the World

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Communion with People Throughout the World

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Catholics have a relationship with other members of the Church, despite our slight differences in beliefs. We are called to treat everyone like our brothers and sisters and help those suffering.

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The church is a visible sign of "oneness."(p.13) All local communities and those around the world share the same Mass and sacraments which shows we are one  in God

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The Holy Spirit "dwells in the Church and in the hearts of the faithful. We can grow in holiness by participating in the sacraments and the mission of charity

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The Church is catholic in a double sense,  that she is Catholic because Christ is present in her, and the Church is catholic because her saving mission is for everyone
The word Catholic means "Universal" (p.14)

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The Church is a hierarchical community, under the supervision of leaders who are authorized to act in the name of Christ

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The church members make up the body of Christ just as the human body has many parts to complete it. We are all welcome no matter our differences, and everyone contributes to the church in a positive, effective way.

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By participating in the Church through sacraments, we grow in our relationship with Christ. The church is "the visible sign of the communion between God and men."

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3 Types of Communion the Church Provides

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3 Types of Communion the Church Provides

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Ordinary members of the Church fulfill their mission as prophet by evangelizing outside of Church in their schools, workplaces, neighborhoods, etc.

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Ordained priests and bishops work as prophets within the Church

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The Church as a visible sign of Christ's presence in today's world, has four characteristics

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"The sacraments transform us into a community of faith, hope, and love" (pg. 22).  In combination with this grace and the theological virtues, we are able to form this community with others

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The Church was founded on the Apostle by Jesus and it hands down the same faith and teachings of the Apostles.

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Each sacrament brings us sacramental grace, something that enables us to share in God's life in a specific way.  Through this, God sanctifies us with grace and the Holy Spirit

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Our responsibility is to worship God at all times. All of our life's work and hardships become spiritual sacrafices for God

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In this role, we "offer ourselves to God, become holy, and help others grow in holiness" (pg. 21).  To achieve this goal, there are three duties of the common priesthood:

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As kings, our role is to embrace God's royal mission by participating in the numerous ministries we are called to:

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Both Elisha and Jesus, were "greater than there predecessors" In Elisha's case he was "greater" than Elijah, and in Jesus' case he was "greater" than John the Baptist

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This role calls us to speak the Word of God to others, reminding others to persevere in the true faith

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They are One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic. These four signs or characteristics of Christ's church mark her as His true Church.

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Baptism initiates us into this role to act as Christ did, rather than the typical hierarchical priesthoood

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Our mission in the Church is split into three parts:

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The living members of the Church can pray for those who have died.

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The saints in Heaven intercede for those who are living and for the dead who are still being purified.

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Every act of Charity performed by Catholics benefits the entire Body of Christ. Every sin harms this communion.

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The early Christians held everything in common. So too, "all Christians should be ready and eager to come to the help of the needy."

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Charisms are intended to help build up the Church; they are for the good of all. The church collectively shares the charism she has received individually

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The sacraments of the Church unite us to the communion of saints because they unite us to God in Christ. the Eucharist is the best suited sacrament in bringing about a communion of people to celebrate it.

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The faith we share among Catholics today is the same faith we inherited from the Apostles

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"There is a communion of all holy people -- between the Church of Heaven and the Church of Earth. This includes the Saints in Heaven and those still alive.

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"Everyone in the Church shares a communion in spiritual goods. There are five main types of spiritual goods we share in communion with:"

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This statement has two meanings: