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Well done! I like the clear way that you laid out your content with a clear organization through the way you stacked both the text and images with the color-coding too. 

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Well done! I like the clear way that you laid out your content with a clear organization through the way you stacked both the text and images with the color-coding too. 

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Good answers and images for the 2nd LOTR questions. Spread them out a bit more from the previous set to help the viewer differentiate more clearly between the assignments. 

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Good answers and images for the 2nd LOTR questions. Spread them out a bit more from the previous set to help the viewer differentiate more clearly between the assignments. 

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Mary is the mother to all, and she is the queen to all

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Mary is the mother to all, and she is the queen to all

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Father Mike expalins that some people think that when we call Mary our mother we are praising her and worshipping her. We are actually showing our love and our thanks to her. She is the mother of Jesus, and therefore she is also our Mother, this is shown when Jesus tells his apostle, John to take care of his mother as he is dying. This ultimately shows that his mother is our mother and that we should love him as he loved her.

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In Bishop Barron's video he describes the Queenship of Mary. He says that often people will presume it is a holiday that is kind of sappy. But really it is us choosing mary in the great battle, and choosing her love and care over Satan.

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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 16

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Saturday following the the second sunday after pentecost.

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May 31

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March 25

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February 11
Fun fact: Saint bernadette is my confirmation Saint.

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January 1st

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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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An Old Testament " type" is a person, place, or thing that foreshadows the works of Christ in the New Testament. Lembas bread could be seen as a type of eucharist, being that it points forward to the eucharist and foreshadows it.

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I like colors and the insights that you share here too.

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I think the plant can be a sacramental pointing to anointing because it is a "type' of anointing, as it can heal, and it is a material agent of invisible powers, it has mystical healing properties, pointing to the sacrament of anointing.

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I think the horns of erol and rohan provide a sacramental effect through a physical way of seeing the invisible.They have an almost supernatural effect on those who hear the horn blow.

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The lembas bread helps the boys on their journey, as does the eucharist. But the eucharist is different, it is the flesh of Jesus Christ, reminding us that he died for us. I do see lots of similarities between the lembas bread and the eucharist, like it helped the boys on their journey, like the eucharist helps us on ours, as well as keeping us going in faith when it feels like giving up would be the easier option. there is no divinity with the lembas bread as there is with the Eucharist.

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Father Charles that there is two planes: the material and the spiritual., and they mesh together that they almost become indistinguishable. The cloaks are an example of this because they are woven out of the material of earth, yet have some mystical properties.

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So far, this year in class I have learned that sacramentals are things that point us toward Jesus and the sacraments. Father Charles says that the elvish artifacts are good examples of sacramentals because there is faith in them, as a visible source.

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3 things in LOTR that point to catholicism are, Frodo, Gandalf, and the one ring. I think that these charecters represent the story of Jesus. Frodo as Jesus, the one ring as his cross, and Gandalf as God. Frodo inherits the ring and must go out on a mission to save with the ring as a "burden" the ring causes him many struggles. The ring represents the cross because it shows how Jesus carried our sins through the cross by dying on the cross, as Frodo carries the ring. Gandalf represents God because he gives support and wisdom to Frodo and gives him encouragement on his journey.

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Deprived means lacking something essential and suffering because you don't have it. Depraved means evil and corrupt at its core. I think that what this statement is saying is that Catholics see the world differently, in that we see it as deprived from love and God's grace in some ways rather than the world and life just being terrible, wicked and evil.

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I think that this means that in LOTR, you can see the Catholic faith, and God if you look for it and have your mind and heart open to God and the church. I think that everything in life has to do with God if you look at it in the right way.

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I think that this quote embodies what it means to be Catholic. I think it puts into words the amount of God's love for us. He loves us so much that he became human so that we wouldn't have to suffer and we can join him in the Kingdom of Heaven.