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1. Define "homo viator."
2. What saint gave us us this idea of homo viator?
3. Fully explain the graph.
a. Why is it circular and not linear?
b. What does the solid green line represent?
c. What does the black slash represent?
d. What does the dotted blue line represent ?
e. How do the Hayes Cross Country runners fit in with the graph?
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ReplyDelete1. man on journey
ReplyDelete2. saint Thomas aqunias
3. a. the graph is circular because, it shows a cycle of life and death.
b. us coming from and going back to God.
c. us being separated from GOD at times.
d. us slow coming back to GOD.
e. it fits because when you do track where you is where your going to finish. "finishing in a circle" hence us to God.
1.Man on a journey . Man on a mission.
ReplyDelete2.Thomas Aquinas
3a.the graph is circular because it shows a cycle of life and death,it is the rebirth back to ground. ethan zayas
b. The green line is life on earth,
c. The black line is the life of death.
d. The blue line is purgatory between life and death.
e. The runner are not running with Jesus there running towards jesus and the saints we are cheering them on.
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ReplyDeleteNelson Lassalle November 11, 2017
Cardinal Hayes High School Homeroom 2D
1. Homo Viator means a man on a journey or a man on a mission.
2. Saint Thomas Aquinas gave us the idea of Homo Viator.
3a. The graph is circular and not linear because it starts with God and ends with God.
3b. The solid green line represents our lives and how we live it.
3c. The black slash represents when we die.
3d. The dotted blue line represents Purgatory, where we wait until we get into Heaven.
3e. The Hayes Cross Country runners fit in with this graph because they are on a journey to reach the finish line, just like we are on a mission to reach heaven.
1. Define "homo viator”:Man on a journey.
ReplyDelete2. What saint gave us us this idea of homo viator?Thomas aquinas.
3. Fully explain the graph.
a. Why is it circular and not linear?The graph is circular because it shows a cycle.
b. What does the solid green line represent?It represents life on earth.
c. What does the black slash represent?Death.
d. What does the dotted blue line represent Purgatory.
e. How do the Hayes Cross Country runners fit in with the graph?The runners are racing to Jesus and the saints.
1. Define "homo viator."
ReplyDeleteHomo Viator means man on a journey or man on a mission.
2. What saint gave us us this idea of homo viator?
The saint that gave us the idea of homo Viator is Saint Thomas Aquinas.
3. Fully explain the graph.
a. Why is it circular and not linear?
The graph is circular and not linear because it shows a cycle of life and death and is the road back to God.
b. What does the solid green line represent?
The solid green line represents life on earth.
c. What does the black slash represent?
The black slash represents death.
d. What does the dotted blue line represent ?
The dotted blue line represents purgatory.
e. How do the Hayes Cross Country runners fit in with the graph?
The Hayes Cross Country runners fit in with the graph because the runners are racing to Jesus and the saints. As we cheer them on sort of how God cheers us on to follow the way back to him.
1. Define "homo viator.” Man on a journey or man on a mission.
ReplyDelete2. What saint gave us us this idea of homo viator? Thomas Aquinas.
3. Fully explain the graph.
a. Why is it circular and not linear? The graph is circular because it shows a cycle of life and death it is the road back ground.
b. What does the solid green line represent? It represents life on earth.
c. What does the black slash represent? The black slash represents death.
d. What does the dotted blue line represent ? The dotted lines represents purgatory.
e. How do the Hayes Cross Country runners fit in with the graph? The cross country runners fit the graph because it’s like they running to Jesus and he is with them supporting them while they run.
1. Define "homo viator.” Man on a journey or man on a mission.
ReplyDelete2. What saint gave us us this idea of homo viator? Thomas Aquinas.
3. Fully explain the graph.
a. Why is it circular and not linear? The graph is circular because it shows a cycle of life and death it is the road back ground.
b. What does the solid green line represent? It represents life on earth.
c. What does the black slash represent? The black slash represents death.
d. What does the dotted blue line represent ? The dotted lines represents purgatory.
e. How do the Hayes Cross Country runners fit in with the graph? The cross country runners fit the graph because it’s like they running to Jesus and he is with them supporting them while they run.
Miguel A. Berrios-Serrano
ReplyDeleteReligion
Br. Sherlog
November 13, 2017
1. Define homo viator. Homo viator means a man on a journey.
2. What saint gave us the idea of homo viator? The saint who gave us the idea of homo viator was Saint Thomas Aquinas.
3. Why is the graph circular and not linear? It is circular and not linear because it is eternal life even after death.
4. What does the solid green line represent? The solid green line represents life.
5. What does the black slash represent? The black slash represents death.
6. What does the dotted blue line represent? The dotted blue line represents purgatory.
7. How do the Hayes Cross Country runners fit in with the graph? The Hayes runners fit in with the graph because as runners they have to run to the finish line as we do in life.
Miguel A. Berrios-Serrano
ReplyDeleteReligion
Br. Sherlog
November 13, 2017
1. Define homo viator. Homo viator means a man on a journey.
2. What saint gave us the idea of homo viator? The saint who gave us the idea of homo viator was Saint Thomas Aquinas.
3. Why is the graph circular and not linear? It is circular and not linear because it is eternal life even after death.
4. What does the solid green line represent? The solid green line represents life.
5. What does the black slash represent? The black slash represents death.
6. What does the dotted blue line represent? The dotted blue line represents purgatory.
7. How do the Hayes Cross Country runners fit in with the graph? The Hayes runners fit in with the graph because as runners they have to run to the finish line as we do in life.
Homo viator means traveling to a journey, the saint that gave us this idea of homo viator was Josef Pieper.
ReplyDeleteIt’s not a linear bc there are stages through life also the world is like a circular. The green line represents where God is, the black slash represents the stages we have to go through to see God, the dotted blur line represents the pathway to success and heaven. The Hayes Cross County runners fit in because they are running a circular line not linear and they have to go through different stages to win like how we have to do to find God .
1. Define "homo viator."
ReplyDeleteMan on a Journey, A mission
2. What saint gave us us this idea of homo viator?
Thomas Aquinas
3. Fully explain the graph.
a. Why is it circular and not linear?
The graph is circular because it shows a cycle of life and death, it’s the road back to ground
b. What does the solid green line represent?
The green line is life on earth
c. What does the black slash represent?
Death
d. What does the dotted blue line represent ?
Purgatory
e. How do the Hayes Cross Country runners fit in with the graph?
The runners are racing to Jesus and the saints we are cheering them on
1. Define "homo viator.” Man on a journey or man on a mission.
ReplyDelete2. What saint gave us us this idea of homo viator? Thomas Aquinas.
3. Fully explain the graph.
a. Why is it circular and not linear? The graph is circular because it shows a cycle of life and death it is the road back ground.
b. What does the solid green line represent? It represents life on earth.
c. What does the black slash represent? The black slash represents death.
d. What does the dotted blue line represent ? The dotted lines represents purgatory.
e. How do the Hayes Cross Country runners fit in with the graph? The cross country runners fit the graph because it’s like they running to Jesus and he is with them supporting them while they run.
Jimmere Rooks
ReplyDeleteThe term “homo viator” means a man on a journey or a man or a mission. St. Thomas Aquinas gave us this idea. The graph shows that your life is a circle. The graph is a circle and not a line because your life never really stops because after this life, you go to heaven. The green life represents your life on earth and the black slash represents death and the dotted blue lines represent purgatory. The Hays runners fit in with the graph because they run around a circular track or they run to a location and then back to the starting point again. Sometimes they run slowly and other times quickly, just like we do in life.
Dathan Coplon. 11/12/17
ReplyDelete1)Man on a journey
2)Thomas Aquinas
3)The graph is circular because it shows a cycle of life and death it is the road back to ground
4)The green and life is life on earth
5)Death
6)Purgatory
7)The runners are racing to Jesus and the saints. We are cheering them on
The term “homo viator” means man on a mission or man on a journey. St. Thomas Aquinas was famous for this idea. The graph represents man’s life here on earth and then his journey back to God. It is circular because life is a circle; we start with God and we finish with God. The solid green line represents our life here on earth. The black slash represents death. The dotted blue line represents purgatory which leads us back to God.
ReplyDeleteThe Hayes runners represent growth and life as they continue on a journey. Their finish line represents victory just as death is victory because it leads to God. They too run in a circle which represents the circle of life.