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(Sunday after Christmas)

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(December 25)

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(December 12)

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(December 8)

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(November 21)

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(October 7)

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(September 15)

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(August 22)

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(August 15)

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(July 16)

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Immaculate Heart of Mary (Saturday following the Second Sunday after Pentecost)

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Immaculate Heart of Mary (Saturday following the Second Sunday after Pentecost)

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(May 31)

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(March 25)

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(February 11)

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(January 1)

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BTW: You are the only Padlet which gets this...

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BTW: You are the only Padlet which gets this...

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Thank you!

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Your answers and the images are well done here. But what launches this to a whole different level is the background. I don't think I could think of a more perfect and appropriate one then this!

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Frodo offers the One Ring to Lady Galadriel -The Fellowship of the Ring

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One symbol of Catholicism would have to be Aragorn releasing the army of the dead from their curse. Another would have to be the Wizard, Gandalf the White, shedding light on the orcs at Helms Deep when charging with the Rohirrim in a sort of God-Like fashion (Shedding light on darkness). Another example would be when Sam convinces Frodo to keep going on their Fellowship in that inspirational talk he gives when the Nazgul are attacking them.

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The saying "deprived but not depraved" means taken from, but not completely evil. I believe that every sin a person commits adds to the deprivation of the world in a sense and that one day our world will be fully depraved (evil) and we will not know what to do to come back from it.

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I think that Tolkien has put in small, but significant occurrences into LOTR and The Hobbit and that we just have to dig a little to find them. Catholics view the world as Gods world and we are just living it. Therefore we should take care of it and praise God and strive to fulfill his image and likeness for us as human beings.

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I think that this means God sent Jesus to us to help us become closer to God and be more God-Like. By sending his son to us he gave us an example and an image to follow and praise.