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Well done here - especially with the "serpent"

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Well done here - especially with the "serpent"

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I like how you've laid out your content here. There's a clear organization and I can see how the various parts connect to the whole. The dark theme works quite well and I like how you've used colors. And well done too with the labeling!

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I like the use of quotes in the content because it shows and cites real examples of typology. I think it is organized well too.

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The explanations are great and I like the different colors and background. The layout is a little confusing though. Overall, great job.

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The info is easy to understand which I appreciate as a reader

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I like the variety of posts you used (images, videos, quotes, etc) I suppose my only critique would be to separate the previous assignment more clearly from the new one. I had a difficult time discerning the new material at first. Good work!

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I like how the background ties in really well with the pictures and the colors of the pallets.

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i really like the whole theme and the colors all go very well together and i think u have a good amount of comntent

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I like the content and the explanations, but the organization is a little confusing and spacey. Overall it looks pretty good!

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This is a job well done guys! The information is very organized

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I like how there is a lot of detail for each person. The pictures also add more meaning

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I like how the information is laid out and is easy for the reader to follow

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like the branching of the pictures from the main words!

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Numbers 21:4-9
8: And the Lord said to
Moses, “Make a fiery serpent, and set it on a pole; and every one who is bitten, when he sees it, shall live.”
9: Moses made a bronze serpent, and set it on a pole; and if a serpent bit any man, he would look at the bronze serpent and live.

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Aaron was the older brother of Moses. He was the son of Amram and Jochebad. Aaron married Elisheba and they had four sons together

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The Bronze Serpent as the Cross of Christ

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The Bronze Serpent as the Cross of Christ

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“And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, so must the Son of man be lifted up, that whoever believes in him may have eternal life.”
(John 3:14-15)
The Serpent was lifted up by Moses to heal those who were bitten. When the wounded people looked at the serpent, they would live.
Similarly, Jesus was lifted up onto the cross to save those who had sinned. By believing in Jesus and his God-given mission, we are saved and granted eternal life in Heaven.

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Jesus was put on a cross to save those who sinned, and give them eternal life in Heaven.

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Type: The Bronze Serpent as Christ

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Good combination of images and text here. 

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Good combination of images and text here. 

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You cover the bases with your text and images in a fine way. The layout is a bit unclear. I'd like to see the posts more spread out which would also show your arrows more clearly. I'm still not crazy about the colors as it looks drab. I'm flipping the color over to the "dark" mode for you to see what that looks like as it changes the colors of the posts too. I'm sorry that one member didn't get her materials here. I did get them in another way though and that's okay for this project.

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The Church is Apostolic because it was built by Jesus and the Apostles. The Pope, Priests, and Deacons directly descend from the 12 Apostles.

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"The word Catholic means universal" (14). The Church is Catholic because it is God's Church, and he is present in it. The Church is universal because it is open to everyone.

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The Holy Spirit guides all people through the world. It is there to help each and every person to feel closer to God.

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The Catholic Church is made up of people, families, Parishes, and Dioceses. We all practice the same faith as the Apostles. We gather together in unity to live out God's wishes.

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All good deeds benefit the Body of Christ, but every sin weakens the Body.

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It should be the goal of all Christians to help those in need.

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A gift/ talent given by the Holy Spirit that will help a person to support/ build the church in some way.

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"Christ offered us a gift of Royal Freedom so that we might overcome our sinfulness" (23). As Catholics, we are all loved the same and considered kings and queens by God. Therefore, we should live life to its fullest and "love your neighbor as yourself."

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The sacraments unite us with God. Therefore, uniting us with the Communion of Saints. (The Eucharist plays one of the largest roles in this unity)

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Jesus was a prophet because "he spoke the truth about God's infinite love" (22). Our job as Catholics is to spread the faith and the truth to all people.

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Our mission as Catholics is to spread the faith and act like Christ as well as we can. Baptism transforms us into disciples of God therefore making us preachers and followers of the faith.

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I like what you're doing with the background as well as the font here in the posts. Continue to add the content and be creative in the posts that you use here. And, especially with a light gray background, use lots of color on your posts!

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Using biblical insights and engaging stories, Bishop Barron affirms that we see Jesus most clearly through the lens of the Old Testament. Through this deeply biblical study, you will better understand Jesus, become more familiar with Scripture, and realize your own priestly, prophetic, and kingly mission, received when you are baptized "into Christ."

This study can be done individually or in a group. For group study, you can host the program in seven 90-minute sessions. Each session includes video viewing and small group discussion of the Study Guide questions. There are "Questions for Understanding" based on Bishop Barron's video presentation, Scripture, and the Catechism of the Catholic Church. A second set of questions, "Questions for Application," help you reflect on how the material is relevant to your own life and experience. Participants read the commentary in the Study Guide and prepare the questions before the small group discussion. This preparation can be accomplished either before or after they view the video, as the commentary in each lesson is very detailed.
The Study Guide was written by Catholic writer and apologist, Carl Olson, under the direction and approval of Bishop Barron.

The Leader's Kit provides essential resources for group discussion leaders, including the DVD set, Study Guide, facilitator guide, answer key and prayer cards.
Leaders can also register for a free training webinar which teaches the best ways to run an effective Priest, Prophet, King study group.

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The Catholic Church that we participate in today is the same Catholic Church that the Apostles participated in thousands of years ago.

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The Church as Visible Sign - focus on the Four Marks of the Church

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The Church as Visible Sign - focus on the Four Marks of the Church

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". . . all the living faithful and all the deceased faithful -- those being purified after death and those already in Heaven" (19).

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The three types of communion the Church provides (with Christ; with Other Catholics; with People Throughout the World)

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The three types of communion the Church provides (with Christ; with Other Catholics; with People Throughout the World)

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Three-fold mission as Priest, Prophet, King

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Three-fold mission as Priest, Prophet, King