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This is a simple, yet effect layout/design here for this part of the assignment. 

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This is a simple, yet effect layout/design here for this part of the assignment. 

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The layout on this section looks quite good. I like how you used the hub and spoke format. I'd reverse the direction of the arrows and also use a label on each line/arrow to better help the viewer move from one place to the next. 

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The layout on this section looks quite good. I like how you used the hub and spoke format. I'd reverse the direction of the arrows and also use a label on each line/arrow to better help the viewer move from one place to the next. 

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I like how you use both text and a couple of images here. I'd encourage you to do a bit more with the layout and design as I think there's ways of making it even more visually appealing! 

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I like how you use both text and a couple of images here. I'd encourage you to do a bit more with the layout and design as I think there's ways of making it even more visually appealing! 

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As you become closer to Mary and form a stronger relationship, you are simultaneously fighting off evil and entering into battle for Christ's Army.

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Mary is the Ark of the Covenant because she bears within her own body the living presence of God. God dwells within her. We should join into the battle against evil with the Queen of Heaven.

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Talking to Mary doesn't take away from your relationship with God. Getting to know Mary, if anything, will solidify your relationship with God. She "reflects the light of the Sun", with the sun being Jesus.

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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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Straight down from the top

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The Athletas Plant provides relief from pan and injuries and clears ones head. While the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick doesn't bring relief from physical pain, it brings spiritual strength to a sick or dying person.

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The horns are ordinary human creations, but their special power is the ability to summon courage and dispel despair. The horns give hope and strength to all that hear them

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A "type" is a person, place, event or institution in the Old Testament that foreshadows the person and work of Jesus Christ. The Lembas Bread could be viewed as a Pre-Christian type by foreshadowing a future revelation, that being Jesus and the Eucharist.

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Unlike the Lembas Bread, the Eucharist is ordinary bread that is consecrated by a priest during the Mass. Its substance changes during this consecration. These things do not happen to the Lembas Bread. It can still be considered to be sacramental because it is an object that is much more than just the physical appearance. It has deeper, more powerful abilities.

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There are two planes of reality, the spiritual and material, or the visible and invisible. They "mesh" together so much that they almost become indistinguishable. The elvish cloaks seem to be normal cloaks, but they aid the fellowship in bad situations, therefore showing the bond between between the material and spiritual aspects they possess.

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Similar to how the  elvish artifacts benefit the members of the Fellowship throughout LOTR, Sacramentals benefit the followers of the Church. They act as signs of God's presence and help us remain reverent.

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Nice answers and attractive balance in the layout with a good usage of this image in-between.

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One example of a symbol in LOTR that points to Catholicism is Frodo carrying the ring, which is sin. He becomes the cross bearer and a Christ figure. Another example is that in LOTR, the ring is destroyed on the same date that Christ was crucified and died, destroying sin. One last example of aspects of Catholicism in LOTR is Gandalf. Gandalf has two identities: a man, and a powerful, mystical wizard. He also sacrifices his life for the rest of the Fellowship.

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Catholics view the world as deprived, or lacking basic necessities to life, but not depraved. The world is deprived because many ignore God and don't let him into their lives, but we need him. Despite us being deprived, we are not depraved, which means morally corrupt or wicked. We still have the ability to accept God and we have good within us, we just need to find it and build upon it.

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I think this means that even though God and grace are not explicitly shown in LOTR, there is the underlying Catholic ideas. It is built into the story, but not necessarily shown openly. The Catholic Imagination views the world as having the basis of Catholicism there, but it isn't really shown or easily recognized all the time.

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I think the quote "God became man so that man may be God" means that by God becoming human, it leaves an imprint of himself on each and every one of us. It is easier to live like God every day when he is human and we have a good foundation of how we should live our lives.