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I really like the design you've constructed here. It's informative as well as quite visually appealing too. The way your incorporated the content of the two videos is good too - just be sure to indicate this more clearly for the reader/viewer.

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I really like the design you've constructed here. It's informative as well as quite visually appealing too. The way your incorporated the content of the two videos is good too - just be sure to indicate this more clearly for the reader/viewer.

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Well done on this second LOTR section. I like the use of the text, images and arrows. Small note - consider using a post color which contrasts more with your background. 

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Well done on this second LOTR section. I like the use of the text, images and arrows. Small note - consider using a post color which contrasts more with your background. 

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November 21st

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October 7th

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September 15th

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September 8th

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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 Second Sunday After 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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The 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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Mary, Mother of God, is also our Mother. At the foot of the Cross, when Jesus says "Mother, behold your Son", Mary is therefore given to all of Humanity as Our Mother. We are called to make a home for her within our hearts just as the beloved disciple took Mary into his home.
Mary is also Queen of Heaven and Earth. In this role, she rules over all of Heaven and Earth side by side with her Son, Jesus.
Queen and Mother go hand and hand because while Mary is Queen over all, she is also intimately a Mother to all. And while she is Mother, she is Queen over all by the power and love of her Son. Thank you Jesus for giving us so great a Mother and so great a Queen!

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Nicely done... I like the song link that you included.

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Nicely done... I like the song link that you included.

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Good, thoughtful and insightful answers here. I especially like the "extra posts" that added - especially the song. Those words of St. Theresa of Avila are some of my favorite in all of Church History. And I think they get at the heart of our calling as followers of Jesus the Christ today!

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Kingsfoil connects to the Catholic Sacrament of Anointing to the Sick because the plant brings healing and the Sacrament brings healing, sometimes of the body, but always of the soul.

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The Horns of Rohan and Horns of Eorl provide hope and turn the tide of battles. They provide hope and courage and strength which provides a sacramental effect, because the sacramentals are meant to be signs and reminders of hope and strength and are meant to remind us to persevere on.

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An "Old Testament Type" is a person, place, event or institution in the Old Testament that foreshadows the person or work of Jesus Christ in the New Testament. The Lembas bread can be viewed as a pre-Christian "type" because it points forward and not backward, making sense in a future revelation rather than representing something that already exists.

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The Lembas Bread is different from how Catholic's understand the Eucharist because the bread, even though it is sweet, will not last forever and does not fully satisfy. The Lembas Bread is a visible sign of an invisible reality. It can be considered a sacramental however, because it represents something greater. It is a symbol of what truly satisfies. The Eucharist itself is not a symbol, it is truly Jesus, but in Lord of the Rings, the Lembas bread only satisfies temporary hunger.

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The "meshing of the planes" is when the visible becomes a vehicle for the invisible. The cloaks are examples of this as they are physical pieces of clothing that are not made of magic, but assist the one who wears it in a magical way.

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Father Charles believes that the "elvish artifacts" are good examples of how sacramentals function within Catholicism because they are the visible representing the invisible. Just like sacramentals, the elvish artifacts are symbols of something much greater than they seem to be and they acts as reminders to those who posses them.

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Three examples of symbols of Catholicism in LOTR are the three characters that represent the Three Divine Offices of Jesus, which a priest, prophet, and king. Another symbol is the ring and how it represents sin. The third symbol is how Gollum represents God's grace.

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Sin in both parts of the phrase "deprived not depraved" is present but different. Deprived means suffering a severe and damaging lack, which is what we see in the world through sin and trial and suffering. Depraved means morally corrupt, wicked and the world is still good. God made the earth to be good and His people on the earth as "very good". The evil present in the world doesn't take away the true nature of which we were destined, which is "good" as God declared.

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I think saying that it is said that God and grace are present in the story of the LOTR like "light from an invisible lamp" means that you can see the light, but you can't explicitly see the source. This is how the Catholic Imagination views the world because although God is not physically on this earth in His fullness, we can still see His work and how He moves in our everyday lives.

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Christ Has No Body Now But Yours (featuring Josh Garrels)

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I think the phrase "God became man so man could become God" means that God became man so we could one day enter eternity with Him, and also become more like Jesus on earth. The video explains it as we "are married to God" in a way, so Jesus made Himself available to us, so our hearts would available to Him.