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I REALLY like the way you designed this. The shape, the arrows, the color coding all combine to make this both visually engaging and a useful way to understand the cycle of Marian feasts. 

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I REALLY like the way you designed this. The shape, the arrows, the color coding all combine to make this both visually engaging and a useful way to understand the cycle of Marian feasts. 

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The text answers here on the LOTR questions is okay. But also use images to further expand upon your insights!

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The text answers here on the LOTR questions is okay. But also use images to further expand upon your insights!

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Also talks about the image of Mary with people gathered around her and Jesus

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Also talks about the image of Mary with people gathered around her and Jesus

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Depicts her as a Queen Mother, shows a battle between good and evil that God wins

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He talks of the image of Mary with 12 stars as a crown around her head

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He talks of the image of Mary with 12 stars as a crown around her head

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Depicts her as a and honored queen of the World

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She is the prime example of how we are to live our lives as humans, because she was fully human

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She is the prime example of how we are to live our lives as humans, because she was fully human

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She always points to Jesus

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Having a relationship with Mary doesn't take away from a relationship with God, it only increases it

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Having a relationship with Mary doesn't take away from a relationship with God, it only increases it

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We have a relationship with Mary for 2 reasons

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Talks about the importance of the Queenship of Mary

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Sunday after Christmas

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December 25th

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December 12th

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December 8th

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November 21

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October 7th

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September 15th

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September 15th

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August 22nd

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August 15th

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July 16th

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Saturday following the 2nd Sunday of Pentecost

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May 31st

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March 25th

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February 11th

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January 1st

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I like your use of text and images here to express your ideas. 

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I like your use of text and images here to express your ideas. 

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For the next set of LOTR questions, go even further with the ways that you use images and other "extras" from the Padlet toolbox. Make this as visually exciting and engaging as possible!

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The Kingsfoil connects to the anointing of the sick because this plant is used to heal the sick person, just like chrisms are used to anoint the sick or dying. These chrisms, like the plant, is an agent for the healing of one's body and soul

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The horns are human creations that are tools to encourage and help the fellowship complete their task, just like sacramentals are tools that help us in our Christianity and they help us get to our goal; being with God in Heaven.

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An Old Testament "type" would be the Manna, or the bread from Heaven in the Book of Exodus. The Lembas could be seen as pointing forward to the future. They are elements of the Earth that are fashioned with qualities that point toward something with greater power

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This is different than the way Catholics see the Eucharist because Catholics need a Priest and Liturgy to consecrate the bread and make it holy. This can be sacramental though, because in the LOTR it is tangible bread that possesses properties that point to something greater

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Fr. Charles talks of the merging of he visible and invisible world. He says that they coincide together and are intertwined. The elvish cloaks show that the cloaks are made of woven cloth that is of the visible world but is a tool into the invisible world

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He says that these elvish artifacts are there as sign to something greater and invisible, like the ring being a sign of power and invisibility. This is like the sacramentals are signs of God's grace. They are small signs or symbols that remind us of something greater.

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One example of the sacramental view that is presented in the LOTR is Gandolf sacrificing himself for the fellowship. This reminds of of Jesus' sacrifice for his People. Another example is the ring itself. The ring represents original sin and Frodo goes on a journey to destroy it, as Jesus did when he carried the cross to win over sin. The last example is Gandolf coming back as Gandolf the White after He died, like Christ did after he concurred sin.

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By saying that the world is "deprived but not depraved", we mean that the world doesn't always see God and that we are deprived of, or lacking, seeing God's goodness. But with this deprivation, we are not necessarily depraved, meaning corrupt. We aren't overtaken by evil, God has won us from the devil, and He is always here with us.

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By saying there is light from a different lamp, it is saying that it isn't explicitly stated, the idea can still be inferred. God's grace acting through Gollum is a way that God's grace works through people, and though we might not always see it, it is there and will help us. This captures the essence of the Catholic Imagination because we believe that God is there always, even though we may not think so or see it. This helps to show that God can be seen in a sort of light that illuminates His goodness in the world

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By saying that God became human so that humans can become God, this means that God gave us the opportunity to live in Heaven with Him by becoming human and redeeming us.