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I don't see work here from Brooke D. though.

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I don't see work here from Brooke D. though.

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I like the brief text posts paired with a range of images. Plus, the color coding works well here too. The horizontal layout is okay, but I wonder if a different design would have worked more effectively. Using this layout, you should have a bit more space between each post so that your arrows can show more clearly. Plus, labeling the arrows would be good too as this helps the viewer move from one post (or something like a "panel" in a cartoon strip) to the next with clarity and continuity!

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The layout and organization of the project is really well put together and unique. The color sequence is coordinated as well. I never would have thought of something life this.

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I really like the color scheme and the layout of the posts. It was simple and easy to follow.

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the layout and organization is really well put together really easy to read and to understand.

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The organization is great! Each piece of material flows into the next, making a logical sequence of thought to follow. I would recommend separating the photos into different post so that there is some visual variety between each post. Great job!

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The layout is very unique. I love how you used all the different colored posts.

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the layout was nice and i like the use of the arrows.

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The organization is really good it makes the information very straightforward.

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I thought the layout was super easy to follow and I liked the pop of color.

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I really like the color scheme because it makes the posts stand out and how the flow makes it easier to read

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I really enjoyed the layout because it was easy to read. I also like the simplicity of the color scheme.

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Jesus, the Lamb of God, the new High priest AND victim,  was killed on a tree (His cross), and commanded us to eat the fruit of this tree (His flesh and blood) in John 6:48-58 in order to have eternal life.  After he died, water (representing  baptism) and blood (representing the Eucharist) flowed from His body.

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At the last supper, Jesus changed bread and wine into his body, blood, soul, and divinity, when he said "This is my body", and "This is my blood of the covenant."

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Jesus changed water into wine at the wedding feast at Cana.

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The crowds that followed Jesus were fed  by bread and fish when Jesus multiplied the loaves and the fishes.

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The Israelites in the desert were saved by physically eating the bread from heaven (manna), and the flesh of the quails.

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At the Passover, the Israelites were saved from the angel of death by physically eating unleavened bread and the Passover lamb.  The blood of the lamb was smeared on their door.

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In Exodus, God says that the Bread of the Presence shall be before Him always. The Bread of the Presence was Holy Bread consecrated to God with frankincense on top of it.

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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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In Genesis, the High Priest Melchizedek offers bread and wine to God.

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In Genesis, Adam and Eve allowed sin to enter the world by physically eating forbidden fruit from a tree.

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Old Testament Typology About the Eucharist 

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Old Testament Typology About the Eucharist 

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Good content and balance between images and text here. 

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Good content and balance between images and text here. 

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A couple of layout things though. I like the color of the background as it's a pleasing shade of blue (a color I usually find pleasing) I'd encourage more color on the posts though in order to make them POP further out of the background. I'm flipping the pallet over to the "dark" mode to see how it looks. And I'm concerned with the far left area in which the content is muddled and posts cover up each other in a distracting and cluttered way. Taking an extra minute or two when all of the content is posted and just checking out how the layout looks and fixing any problems which appear.

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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 joins all who believe in Christ and salvation. We are all united , no matter race, religion or background. The overall mission is to share the communion and love between all people.

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The people in the church are the most vital necessity to make up the body of Christ. Each person is just as equally important as the other and needed in Christ's Body. The communion of Catholics is gathering that brings us closer together and with Christ.

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The relationship between the church and Christ is a deep, intimate bond that cannot be broken. Whenever we come together as a church we are uniting in the presence of Christ. "Whatever we do as Catholics, we act as the Body of Christ, as Christ himself in today's world.

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"The Church is founded on the Apostles, whom Jesus himself chose."

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"Catholic" means universal. The Church's mission is to everyone. "The Church is catholic because Christ is present in her." Text 14

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We are holy because Christ is holy. The Holy Spirit also dwells in the Church. "We grow in holiness by participating in the Church's sacraments and mission of charity." Text 14

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Christ offered us the gift of "royal freedom" so that we might overcome our own sinfulness and encourage the world at large institutions and individuals to do the same. One way the church carries out her royal mission is by establishing and maintaining foreign missions. The missions serve people in many ways by providing food, clothing, shelter and education.

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A charism is a special gift, talent, or ability given to each Church member by the Holy Spirit. Charisms are intended to help build up the Church; they are for the good of all.

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A prophet is someone who speaks God's word to others Jesus was a prophet because he spoke the truth about God's infinite saving love. The Churches sacraments transform us into evangelists -people who spread the message of Christ throughout the world

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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 name "communion" is applicable to all of the Sacraments but it "is better suited to the Eucharist than to any other, because it is primarily the Eucharist that brings this communion about" CCC 950

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Uniting Catholics in St. Louis in Faith, Service, and Community

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The Archdiocese of St. Louis is the spiritual home for Catholics in the St. Louis region, united in faith and service.

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

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We are all part of the Universal Church! God wants to use HIs Church to be a visible sign of unity.

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Baptism transforms us into a "holy priesthood". This priesthood is different from the priesthood of priests and bishops. We are to offer ourselves to God in becoming holy and help others grow in holiness. The sacraments transform us into a community of faith, hope, and charity.

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The Communion of Saints is all of the living faithful and deceased faithful--those being purified after death and those already in Heaven. "the communion of saints is the Church"--CCC 946. The saints in Heaven intercede for those who are living and for the dead still being purified. Likewise, we can also pray for the dead and receive strength from the saints.