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This is a good start to showing the content of the two videos, but you need to go further as I particularly don't see much on Bishop Barron's one here!

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This is a good start to showing the content of the two videos, but you need to go further as I particularly don't see much on Bishop Barron's one here!

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Creating this vertically with the feast and date side by side offers a nice look. But I'd spread the posts out and use an arrow to connect the feast with the image. I've done this with the IC to show what it can look like. 

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Creating this vertically with the feast and date side by side offers a nice look. But I'd spread the posts out and use an arrow to connect the feast with the image. I've done this with the IC to show what it can look like. 

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I like what you've done here with both your text and visuals. GREAT improvement over the first LOTR questions. 

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I like what you've done here with both your text and visuals. GREAT improvement over the first LOTR questions. 

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Mary pulls us back to Christ when we feel lost. She guides us to be kind and join Christ's army, as she is the Queen of Heaven

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Mary pulls us back to Christ when we feel lost. She guides us to be kind and join Christ's army, as she is the Queen of Heaven

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Mary is the Ark of the Covenant that carried the living presence of God as the Virgin Mother of Christ

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Mary is the Ark of the Covenant that carried the living presence of God as the Virgin Mother of Christ

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Mary intercedes for each of us as our mother, and through her, our connection is strengthened with Jesus

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Mary intercedes for each of us as our mother, and through her, our connection is strengthened with Jesus

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Throughout the Bible and our lifetime, Mary being our Mother, as well as Jesus' mother, remains constant

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Throughout the Bible and our lifetime, Mary being our Mother, as well as Jesus' mother, remains constant

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Holy Family : Sunday after Christmas - December 27

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Holy Family : Sunday after Christmas - December 27

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Immaculate Heart of Mary : Saturday following Second Sunday of Pentecost - June 12

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Immaculate Heart of Mary : Saturday following Second Sunday of Pentecost - June 12

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Kingsfoil, a regular plant, becomes an agent of body and spirit in the hands of Aragorn, just as regular oil (in the hands of a priest) becomes a healing agent of the body and spirit.

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The Horns of Rohan and Horns of Eorl serve as a sacramental object, in the way that they are human creations but they're power lies in bringing out courage in hours of need. They signal the turning of the tide.

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A type is a person, place, event, or institution in the Old Testament that foreshadows that person at work of Jesus Christ in the New Testament. The Lembas Bread shows a future revelation, rather than a sign of divinity that has already come, especially since LotR takes place pre-Christianity.

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The Lembas Bread is different from the Catholic Eucharist because there is too many differences. The Eucharist is derived from literal bread, consecrated by a priest and is given at the hands of a minister, etc.. Father Charles says it can still be considered a sacramental because it is a tangible made artifact of the elves that mysteriously contains elements which transcends its mere physical properties.

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The spiritual and material planes merge and become each other and indistinguishable. The elven cloaks are woven out of the elements of the earth and appear to be made of cloth. But, they carry with them a sort of supernatural qualities.

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Father Charles believes they are good examples that the ordinary is the means for the extraordinary. The artifacts are composed of the elements of middle earth,  and he sees that there are some things about them that are represented as a light without a visible source.

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Question 6: Consider what Fr. Charles says about the Athelas plant, aka Kingsfoil. How does this connect to the Catholic Sacrament of Anointing?

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Question 6: Consider what Fr. Charles says about the Athelas plant, aka Kingsfoil. How does this connect to the Catholic Sacrament of Anointing?

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Question 5: Think of the Horns of Rohan and the Horns of Eorl. What do these do and how do these provide a sacramental effect?

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Question 5: Think of the Horns of Rohan and the Horns of Eorl. What do these do and how do these provide a sacramental effect?

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Question 4: What is an Old Testament “type?” How could the Lembas Bread be viewed as a pre-Christian “type?”

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Question 4: What is an Old Testament “type?” How could the Lembas Bread be viewed as a pre-Christian “type?”

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Question 3: 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?

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Question 3: 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?

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Question 2: What does Fr. Charles note regarding the “meshing of the planes?” How are the elvish cloaks an example of this phenomenon?

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Question 2: What does Fr. Charles note regarding the “meshing of the planes?” How are the elvish cloaks an example of this phenomenon?

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Question 1: Summarize how/why Fr. Charles believes the “elvish artifacts” are good examples of how sacramentals function within Catholicism. 

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Question 1: Summarize how/why Fr. Charles believes the “elvish artifacts” are good examples of how sacramentals function within Catholicism. 

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Writing is insightful. Design in cramped and crowded. 

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Writing is insightful. Design in cramped and crowded. 

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I like your writing here and your insights are solid. Next time, space the answers out with one per post and also use images and colors to make it rock!

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1) God became human so that humans may be God means that we are apart of the divine nature of God. Jesus is the flesh of God, so he is human and God. We share in his divine and human natures, because Jesus is part of us, and sacrificed everything for us.
2) Light from an Invisible Lamp reminds of the presence of God. We are not able to see God's presence, but we feel the light from his love on each of us in everything we do. This reminds me of Catholic Imagination because even though there is no distinct worldly sign of God, we are able to find God in anything and everything.
3)  To be deprived is to suffer a severe lack of basic material and cultural benefits and to be depraved is to be morally corrupt. Catholics see that people that choose to sin in this world may be depraved. But those that are depraved, are deprived of happiness and the experience of God in the world.
4) In the LotR, the fellowship that joins together to destroy the ring, may be a representation of the Church, and its goal to turn people away from sin to reach salvation. Gandalf may represent the role of Pope, because he is seen as a leader of strength and faith, but does not claim any land as his own, and embraces all of Middle Earth. Frodo may represent the life that Christ lived. Frodo didn't make the ring and wasn't responsible for it's evil, but he had the burden to save future generations from its temptations, the same way Christ did that for us in sin.