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Your LOTR #2 responses are thoughtful and insightful. The blocks of the text are pretty dense and this makes it more difficult for the viewer/reader. Also, I'd encourage you use to images with that assignment too. 

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Your LOTR #2 responses are thoughtful and insightful. The blocks of the text are pretty dense and this makes it more difficult for the viewer/reader. Also, I'd encourage you use to images with that assignment too. 

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I like the images that you used on the Marion assignment and the color coding of the seasons looks good too. I'm wondering why you changed the format of this Padlet to the "wall" one as you lose the flexibility to move you posts around. Also, it looks like it makes the posts look pretty crowded and not having enough space for easy viewing. 

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I like the images that you used on the Marion assignment and the color coding of the seasons looks good too. I'm wondering why you changed the format of this Padlet to the "wall" one as you lose the flexibility to move you posts around. Also, it looks like it makes the posts look pretty crowded and not having enough space for easy viewing. 

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- Both connect within the aspect of Mary being a high and important part in reflecting love for God
- Mary is the high queen
- They both emphasize that Mary isn't a small sentimental figure, and how she's is a step making us closer to god.

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White - Winter
Spring - Green
Summer - Blue
Fall - Yellow
KEY CONCEPTS - PINK>

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-Mary is the queen Mother
-Queen Ship isn't sentimental its about joining Mary in joining in the Battle

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November 21

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October 7

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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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- To get to know someone that God himself got to know, doesn't take our love away from God, it amplifies our love for God

-The more you love Mary, the more you should love Jesus

-Mary simply reflects the light that comes from the son

-concept of reflection
-concept of the amplification of love
-withhold a relationship of with Mary

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The Sunday after Christmas

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December 25

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The Saturday of the Second Sunday of Pentecost

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May 31

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By this, the early church father means that God came to this earth through Jesus, to save all humans from sin for we can all be with God after this life. God did it for us. God loves us so much he gave us a second chance. A second chance away from original sin.

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March 25

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December 12

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December 8

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February 11

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January 1

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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.

Fr. Charles believes the elvish artifacts are good examples of how sacramentals function due to the imagination behind them. In The Lord of the Rings they put certain artifacts of importance in the same ways we put the wine and the bread of importance. An example are the 'elvish clokes" which appear as regular cloaks however, they are supposed to carry some sort of 'supernatural' properties. This relates to how we as Catholics see the bread and wine look like regular things however the are Jesus' body and blood.

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What does Fr. Charles note regarding the “meshing of the planes?”

How are the elvish cloaks an example of this phenomenon?

Meshing of the planes?//////

Elvish Cloaks are color changing and powerful cloaks that aid the people.  They get the members of the fellowship out of sticky situations multiples times.

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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?

The lembas bread is different and seen different in ways  that its more of a "cake" and it was their only food at certain points. It also would revive spirits. The Eucharist doesn't have physical capabilities its the catholic imagination that goes hand in hand with it becoming the bread and body for eternal life in heaven. The Eucharist is derived from ordinary bread consecrated by the priest for Catholics. In the lembas bread, none of this is present.
Fr Charlie still states that it can be sacramental because it "fed the will and gave strength to endure," those connecting with the effects of the Eucharist.

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What is an Old Testament “type?”

How could the Lembas Bread be viewed as a pre-Christian “type?”

An Old Testament Type is a person, place, or event of the old testament that foreshadows the person in the work of Jesus Christ.

The Lembas Bread is viewed as a pre christian type in pointing forward bc they make sense in the light of the future relation.

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Think of the Horns of Rohan and the Horns of Eorl.

What do these do and how do these provide a sacramental effect?

The Horns of Rohan serve as another example of a sacramental in a different way because they are human creations. They do not posses and type of elvish magic. Their great virtue lies in their power to summon courage and warn for despair. Horns mean defiance, recklessness going on even when their is no hope. They call the orks blowing fierce and free like God calls us to follow him within the sacraments.

The Horns of Eorl
A gift given, ancient and silver. It is a heirloom of her house made by the dwarfs. It sets fear in the hearts of his enemies and joy in the hears of his friends. It will summon the courage of the men when needed. This relates into the faith because we know the bread calls us to God and raises fear in satan.

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

This connects to the Catholic Sacrament of Anointing because they use a oil plant with strong fragrance and 'healing power.' The anointing of the sick is supposed to heal as well, for God.

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There are a lot of things, people, places or symbols in the Lord of the Flies that point to Catholicism, and God. The ring, represents evil, like Satan. The ring makes the characters change. They become power thirsty and forget all about their purpose and who/what is most important. The ring illustrates evil and how it can enslave innocent people. Another symbol or idea is that there is a longing for the return of the king. As Christians long for the return of Christ the King or a savior. This idea points to Catholicism and religion. The last example is the character Gandalf, he represents Christ or God's grace. He is a common man who is good and makes sacrifices for his people. Like Jesus, Gandalf seeks to help others constantly

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The images of God and grace are not shown fully in Lord of the Rings but rather like light from an invisible lamp. It means the story shows good, evil, grace, and love and intimacy, without showing God, his grace, Satan, and sex. The author or producer implies all of these things. There are characters and symbols in the movie and books that imply these things. This short view or observation shows the catholic imagination on this world because although we cannot see God with out physical eyes, we can see the things that symbolize his presence, alone with the good gifts of friendship and love.

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Kudos to you on the background as well as the images that you've used to go with the thoughtful and insightful writing too. Excellent work!

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Catholics view the world as deprived but not depraved. The world we live in has evil. There are bad things, people, and ideas in this world. Catholics view the world as lacking due to these things; lacking meaning not every deed or person lives using or thinking of Gods grace at important times. There is evil. Catholics however, do not view the world as depraved. Depraved meaning unable to be fixed. Lacking good to the point where no one and no being can bring it back and no one can be saved.