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Your responses here are very good. Remember to use images as part of your responses too. And you don't need to write out the questions here - just identify the Q1, Q2, etc

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Your responses here are very good. Remember to use images as part of your responses too. And you don't need to write out the questions here - just identify the Q1, Q2, etc

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I really like the images that you chose and the layout - especially with the "color-coding" makes this clear and easy for the viewer to follow. 

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I really like the images that you chose and the layout - especially with the "color-coding" makes this clear and easy for the viewer to follow. 

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This feast brings about the question Mary presented. Which battle will you fight in? The good side with God's grace present in Mary, or the evil side brought on by temptations that Mary could help you overcome.

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Mary is the Temple in which God came to dwell with his presence. She is the Queen Mother.

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Mary is in the fullest possible sense the Ark of the Covenant because she bears within her body the living presence of God

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Mary, a coronated figure, an actual Queen. Associated with a battle between good and evil.

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Jesus gave us Mary as our Mother from the Cross and this is why we must have a relationship with her.

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When Jesus says his last few words on the cross he says Woman behold your son and Behold your Mother. This refers back to Eve who is mother of all living. Jesus is saying this is the mother of the redeemed and my mom is your mom.

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Our love for Mary amplifies our love for God. She is called our mother because she reflects all beauty and goodness from God.

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People fear that a relationship with Mary will take away from their relationship with Jesus when it will actually make it stronger.

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the Queenship of Mary

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WHY CATHOLICS CALL MARY THEIR MOTHER

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Fall Celebration for The Blessed Virgin Mary

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Fall Celebration for The Blessed Virgin Mary

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Summer Celebrations for the Blessed Virgin Mary

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Summer Celebrations for the Blessed Virgin Mary

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Spring Celebrations for The Blessed Virgin Mary

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Spring Celebrations for The Blessed Virgin Mary

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Winter Celebrations for The Blessed Virgin Mary

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Winter Celebrations for The Blessed Virgin Mary

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Immaculate Heart of Mary - Saturday following the second Sunday after Pentecost 

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Immaculate Heart of Mary - Saturday following the second Sunday after Pentecost 

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Blessed Virgin Mary Celebrations project

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Blessed Virgin Mary Celebrations project

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Question #6 - Consider what Fr. Charles says about the Athelas plant, aka Kingsfoil. How does this connect to the Catholic Sacrament of Anointing?

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Question #6 - Consider what Fr. Charles says about the Athelas plant, aka Kingsfoil. How does this connect to the Catholic Sacrament of Anointing?

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Kingsfoil is just a regular plant but it becomes an agent of body and spirit in the hands of Aragon. This can correlate to when just regular oil in the hands of a priest become a spiritual healing agent for the body.

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Question #5 - Think of the Horns of Rohan and the Horns of Eorl.What do these do and how do these provide a sacramental effect? 

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Question #5 - Think of the Horns of Rohan and the Horns of Eorl.What do these do and how do these provide a sacramental effect? 

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The Horns of Rohan and the Horns of Eorl are seen as sacramental objects because they are human creations and they bring out courage in hours of need. They provide a sacramental effects because are there to aid in times of need and they hold the power of creating help.

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Question #4 - What is an Old Testament “type?” How could the Lembas Bread be viewed as a pre-Christian “type?”

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Question #4 - What is an Old Testament “type?” How could the Lembas Bread be viewed as a pre-Christian “type?”

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An Old Testament "type" are events, persons, and statements in the OT that foreshadow that thing at the work of Jesus in the NT. The Lembas Bread could be viewed as a pre-Christian type because it shows a future revelation, rather than something that has already occurred and especially because it takes place pre-Christianity.

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Question #3 - Think of the Lembas Bread which the elves give to Frodo and Sam. How is this different than how Catholics understand the Eucharist? And yet, why does Fr. Charlie state that it can still be considered to be sacramental? 

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Question #3 - Think of the Lembas Bread which the elves give to Frodo and Sam. How is this different than how Catholics understand the Eucharist? And yet, why does Fr. Charlie state that it can still be considered to be sacramental? 

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The Lembas Bread is very different from the Catholic Eucharist. Catholics view the Eucharist as being literally transformed from actual bread. A priest consecrates it, and it is considered a very sacred gift we are able to receive.  Father Charles considers the Lembas Bread because its an artifact of the elves that contains elements that exceed physical properties.

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Question #2 - What does Fr. Charles note regarding the “meshing of the planes?” How are the elvish cloaks an example of this phenomenon?

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Question #2 - What does Fr. Charles note regarding the “meshing of the planes?” How are the elvish cloaks an example of this phenomenon?

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Father Charles is saying that the spiritual and material planes come together as one and become each other as indistinguishable. The elvish cloaks are created from and woven out of the elements of the earth. They carry supernatural qualities that are as one from the earth.

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Question #1 - Consider what you’ve learned so far about sacraments and sacramentals. Summarize how/why Fr. Charles believes the “elvish artifacts” are good examples of how sacramentals function within Catholicism. 

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Question #1 - Consider what you’ve learned so far about sacraments and sacramentals. Summarize how/why Fr. Charles believes the “elvish artifacts” are good examples of how sacramentals function within Catholicism. 

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Sacraments and Sacramentals are signs of God's grace in our lives. Father Charles believes that these are praiseworthy examples, that ordinary is the means for the extraordinary. The "elvish artifacts" were composed of earthly/middle earth elements. He sees some of these as signs of God's presence represented by light without a visible source.

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1. The Ring - This is one of the biggest symbols throughout the book. It symbolizes corruption of power and sin. The ring causes people to feel dominant and urges dangerous evils. This correlates to when we sin. Sometimes we get so caught up in sin we get overwhelmed and it becomes a habit.
2. Frodo - He represents us in our daily lives as Catholics. Just like Frodo, we sometimes struggle to destroy the temptation and sinful nature that comes our way. He nearly falls into the hands of evil but is saved by "the will of God".
3. The journey to Mount Doom- This was Frodo's journey to destroy sin and symbolizes Jesus' carrying the cross to save salvation. Frodo saved everyone from corruption of the ring just like Jesus did from sin when he died on the cross.

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To be deprived is to be lacking of a basic material and to be depraved is morally corrupt. It is said that "Catholics view the world as deprived but not depraved". I think this means that we believe when we sin we are lacking God's grace and a clear conscience but we are not evil. We do not believe that the world is depraved because we believe that we are born inherently good and we have God's forgiveness.

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I think that throughout the film Tolkien hid many different Catholic themes and ideals to preach the ways of the Church and aspects of a Catholic life. As a Catholic I know there are many symbols that are all around me but sometimes I don't always see them. Overall there are many different things that we symbolize like wind, water, darkness, and light. All of these things are incorporated in film and are hidden symbols in faith.

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I think this quote from Fr. Charles means that God became human to show us that we are capable of living lives of loving each other and living in a God-like way. God calls us to follow his ways through his teachings, and if we instill these teachings in our daily lives we will be able to live in eternal life with God. We are thus capable of being like God.