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I like the coverage that you give to the types. While I think the post for each are too long and you would have been better served with more, shorter posts, the highlighting really makes the difference as it helps the content stand out more clearly. Also, I think this would have benefited from a few more images too!

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I like your color scheme and how your content is organized

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I like your color scheme and how your content is organized

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I really like the pictures and the layout of your project is super pretty.

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the pictures make it easier to understand 

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the pictures make it easier to understand 

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Good organizing and highlighting

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the pictures are nice

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Very good use of the highlighting

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I thought you had good organization and the visuals were very good. I liked the text and the highlighted bits.

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good images, especially elizabeth's because it makes it easy to understand

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I like how one post leads to the next, almost like a story.

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I like the use of images, arrows, and color coordination to enhance your padlet. I also liked how the use of a center image.

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I like how its very clear and easy to understand

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I like the highlighted part because it made it more clear what the connection was.

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I like the highlighted part because it made it more clear what the connection was.

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I like the connection with all of the images

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Creative use of highlighting, made the typology clear.

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like the highlighted parts. Makes it stand out

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I like the image of heaven, hell and purgatory, it helps explain very well, the organization looks really nice

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I like the image of heaven, hell and purgatory, it helps explain very well, the organization looks really nice

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Old testament types are informers of the new testament

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https://feedingonchrist.org/old-testament-personal-types-and-shadows-of-christ/

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- Both Jesus and Isaac were the good sons of their fathers, as Ishmael was sent away earlier.
- They are both "sons of Abraham,"
- They are the only ones who God commanded to be sacrificed.
- Also, both Isaac and Jesus were resurrected on the third day. In the eyes of Isaac's father, Isaac was gone. However, on the third day, he was restored.
-Jesus physically died and then was resurrected from the dead on the third day.

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Type of Christ:
- Had no where to lay his head just like Jesus
-"Father of Many Nations"  similar to how Jesus was the "Everlasting Father"
-Promises made to Abraham were fulfilled in Jesus
-Abraham also was going to sacrifice his son for God just how God's son Jesus was sacrificed

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- Melchizedek was a type of Christ in that he was the King/Priest who blessed Abraham. No one in the Old Testament serves in both offices. Jesus is the Prophet, Priest and King of His church.
-Melchizedek was a type of Jesus in two of the offices:  He was “King of Righteousness” and “King of Priest.” Jesus is the King in whom “righteousness and peace kiss”
- Melchizadek pointed to Jesus as the eternal priest. Jesus was never, and never will be, replaced as High Priest of the Church.

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Well done, ALPHA! I like the thoughtful and symbolic way that you created the layout of this. The image of the Church at the center makes sense. But, you might also have considered a different and perhaps more expansive centerpiece to which the Church is always 2ndary to Christ (I've added a favorite image here for ya!)

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Saints in Heaven intercede for those on Earth and the dead in Purgatory.
Living members get strength and aid from the saints and pray for those who have died

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Christ
- Through our participation in the church and particularly due to the graces of the sacraments we find communion with Christ and the church

Other Catholics
- Everyone is needed in the church to make up the body of Christ. We form community and realize that every person has something positive to add.

People throughout the world
- The church is a universal sacrament of salvation. Christ gave the church the mission of witnessing to the gospel and baptizing in his name. Every catholic is interconnected through their deep and personal relationship with God.

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COMMUNION...
-In the Faith
-Of the Sacraments
-Of Charisms
-Of Goods
-In Charity

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1. Everyone in the Church shares communion in spiritual goods
2. There is a communion of holy people between the physical church on earth and the church in Heaven

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The Church on Earth, in Purgatory and in Heaven all united in Christ.

Includes all the living faithful and deceased faithful

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3 types of communion the church provides

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3 types of communion the church provides

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Priest -  Catholics have a responsibility to worship God at all times. We are called to live a life of holiness and to use God's grace to aid us on our spiritual journey. Lastly, we are called to use the theological virtues to help others grow in holiness.
Prophet - We are called to spread the Good News and evangelize to others.
King - We are called to put others before ourselves. We must perform charity and service so that we may protect the people we are charged with protecting, aka our neighbor.

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One-  individual parishes, local church communities, share the same mass and sacraments
Holy- The Holy Spirit dwells in the church, the tabernacle, participation in the church sacraments and mission of charity
Catholic- universal: mission is to everyone, presence of Christ,
Apostolic- hierarchical community, founded on the apostles, sacred tradition, sacred scripture, authority passed through the bishops starting with the apostles