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This part doesn't work as well as you've posted quite dense text blocks which don't fit solidly here in this particular format. Break apart the posts, use images and this would be easier to follow. 

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This part doesn't work as well as you've posted quite dense text blocks which don't fit solidly here in this particular format. Break apart the posts, use images and this would be easier to follow. 

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I like what you've done with this section too. Again, labeling the arrows would help increase the visual appeal and better draw the viewer into what you're creating here. 

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I like what you've done with this section too. Again, labeling the arrows would help increase the visual appeal and better draw the viewer into what you're creating here. 

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I like the second LOTR's here. the horizontal flow is solid. I'd encourage labeling of the arrows too as this would increase the "movement" for the viewer. 

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I like the second LOTR's here. the horizontal flow is solid. I'd encourage labeling of the arrows too as this would increase the "movement" for the viewer. 

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The connection between both Fr. Mike's video and Bishop Barron's video is they both talk about the greatness of Mary, and how she's a huge impact on the world. Fr. Mike talks about how even if we love someone, the love for others doesn't just die off, it actually grows. Bishop Barron talks about the queenship and how Mary is growing into the person and soul she is today. In conclusion, Mary helps us grow in our everyday lives and sets as a role model for many.

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The key ideas that stuck out to me from Bishop Barron's video was the quennship of Mary. He goes into depth about the challenge Mary took on with giving birth to Jesus, and how mature she is. After she birthed Jesus,  war broke out because a dragon is in the vision to devour and the child was swept away to safety. But then a war breaks out against the angels. So, the queenship of Mary is not sentimental, it's associated with a great cosmic struggle between good and evil. It's between good and evil because the birth of Jesus was brought about through God's grace and will save the world after.

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The key ideas that stuck out to me from Fr. Mike's video was when people ask the question, if I'm loving Mary, won't that take away from God? Well no, when you love someone and you want to build a relationship with them, your love for everyone grows and gets stronger. Our love isn't taken away, our love for God grows while our love for Mary grows as well.

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Sunday after Christmas

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December 25

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December 12

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December 8

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November 21

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October 7

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September 15

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September 8

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August 22

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August 15

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July 16

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Saturday following the Second Sunday after Pentecost.

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May 31

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March 25

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February 11

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January 1

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This connects to the Catholic Sacrament of Anointing because they both tend to heal in different ways.

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These horns are used to cause enemies fear and friends joy, bringing the blower's friends to him. These provide sacramental effect by calling people to him

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An Old Testament "type" is events, persons, or statements in the Old Testament which are seen as types pre-figuring or superseded by antitypes, events or aspects of Christ or his revelation described in the New Testament. The Lembas Bread could be viewed as pre-Christian because it is a type of element that is being represented by Christ.

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This is different because the bread was made by the elves and is considered travel-food. The Eucharist is not made by anyone, it's the body of Christ which is not made. In a way yes, it can be considered sacramental because they are both symbols of religious elements.

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Fr. Charles notes that the "meshing of planes" is the combining of a realm of existence, and God is outside of times and he meshes with the fact that us as believers claim a personal relationship with him. The elvish cloaks are an example of this because it is a religious element of Christ.

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He believes they are good examples because they are part of a religious ritual, and/ or consecrated elements of Christ.

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I like how you made the distinction here between the two terms.

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The Ring shows how evil  can enslave. The gold rings are enticing to wear. But when we put them on  we announce our devotion and loyalty to the owner. Darkness pervades Middle-earth where man, beast and nature are called to adventure of hope.  Gandalf and Saruman, have traits, goals, and experiences similar to Jesus and Satan. Gandalf is tempted to battle with Saruman not unlike Christ is tempted by Satan in the wilderness.

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The word "deprived" means that you can be suffering from the lack basic material or cultural benefits. The word "depraved" means that you are morally corrupt or wicked.  The relation between sin and deprived is that sin can make you suffer. The relation between sin and depraved is that you are committing the sin or you are being wicked of committing the sin.

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I think this means that we know that God is present in out every day life even though we can't see him. Catholic Imagination shows that God is present in everything even though we can't see out hear him. And that is what this quote is explaining.

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I think this quote means that God became who he is so that we may live free and profess our faith.