2.3 Eucharist Flashcards

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What is an Altar?

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A table for sacrifice.

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What does Amen mean?

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It is saying ‘I do believe.’

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What is Benediction?

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A special time of prayer, adoring Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.

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What is the Blessed Sacrament?

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The real presence of Jesus under the appearance of bread and wine.

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Who is the Celebrant?

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The deacon, priest or bishop who leads the liturgy.

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What is a Chalice?

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The cup for the wine at Mass.

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What is Communion?

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We receive the Body and Blood of Jesus.

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What is Consecration?

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The action of the priest at Mass which, by the power of the Holy Spirit, changes the bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ.

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What is the Creed?

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We profess our belief in the basic truths of our faith.

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What does Eucharist mean?

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Literally ’Thanksgiving’. It is sometimes used for the Mass, or the Body and Blood of Jesus in particular.

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What is the Eucharistic Prayer?

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A prayer, praising God, calling down the Holy Spirit, retelling the Last Supper story, and with the words of consecration.

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What does it mean to Genuflect?

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To go down on one knee in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament when you enter or leave a Catholic church.

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What is the Gloria?

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A song of rejoicing in the goodness of God. This is said or sung.

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What is the Gospel?

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An account of Jesus’ life or teaching.

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What is the Host?

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The piece of unleavened bread that is used in the Mass to become the Body of the Lord Jesus.

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What was the Last Supper?

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The Seder meal which Jesus celebrated with his disciples in the upper room the night before he died.

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What is Liturgy?

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The worship of God in public prayer. The Liturgy of the Church is made up of ceremonies for which there are clear and fixed guidelines.

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What is Mass?

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Also called Eucharist. The celebration of the death and resurrection of Jesus.

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What is a Monstrance?

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A vessel in which the Blessed Sacrament is placed for adoration.

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What is a Rite?

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The formal set of words and actions to be used in a Liturgy.

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What are the different parts of the mass?

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  1. The Opening Rite
  2. The Penitential Rite
  3. The Liturgy of the Word
  4. The Liturgy of the Eucharist
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What begins the Mass?

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The Mass begins with the Sign of the Cross.

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What is the purpose of the Penitential Rite?

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We are called to mind our sins and ask for God’s forgiveness at the beginning of Mass. We are given the opportunity to reflect on how we have treated one another. This prepares us to celebrate the Mass with a clear conscience, united with the whole Catholic community.

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What are the stages of the Liturgy of the Word?

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The stages include First Reading, Responsorial Psalm, Second Reading, Gospel Acclamation, Gospel, Homily, Prayers of the Faithful, and Creed.

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What is the First Reading usually taken from?
The First Reading is usually taken from the Old Testament, except during Easter.
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What is the Second Reading usually taken from? When is it included?
It is normally taken from the New Testament and only takes places on Sundays and feasts
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What is the Gospel Acclamation?
The Gospel Acclamation begins with ‘Alleluia’ except during Lent.
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Why do we stand for the Gospel?
As a sign of respect
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What is the purpose of the Homily?
The Homily is a commentary or talk on the readings given by a deacon, bishop, or priest.
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What are the prayers of the faithful?
Generally five prayers are said for various intentions
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What is the Creed?
The Creed is the official statement of essential Catholic doctrines said recited at Mass.
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What are the stages of the Liturgy of the Eucharist?
The stages include Procession of the Gifts, Blessing and prayer over the gifts, The Eucharistic Prayer, The Lord’s Prayer, Agnus Dei, Distribution of Holy Communion, and Dismissal.
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What happens during the procession of the gifts?
the gifts of bread and wine are brought to the altar in the chalice and paten by members of the congregation.
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What happens during the Eucharistic Prayer?
The priest consecrates the bread and wine, which become the Body and Blood of Christ.
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What happens during the dismissal?
The people are commissioned to go out and spread the Good News.
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What signs and symbols are used at Mass?
The Sign of the Cross, The Sign of Peace, Honouring the Book of Gospels, Incense and Genuflection
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What is the significance of the Sign of the Cross?
The Sign of the Cross is the great Christian sign.
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What does the Sign of Peace emphasize?
The Sign of Peace emphasizes harmony within the community and unity within the Church.
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Why do honour the Book of Gospels?
This emphasises the importance of the Word of God
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What does incense symbolize?
Incense is an ancient sign of prayer, offering, and sacrifice. It is used to honour people, places and things.
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What is genuflection and why is it used?
Genuflection is putting the right knee to the ground before the Blessed Sacrament as a sign of respect and reverence.
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What happened at the Last Supper
Jesus instituted (started) the Eucharist. It was a Seder meal, hence the use of unleavened bread and wine, just like at Mass today.
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What did Jesus say at the Last Supper regarding the Eucharist?
Jesus said that the bread and wine were his Body and Blood and asked the apostles to 'Do this in memory of me.'
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How does attending Mass strengthen faith?
Going to Mass is a public celebration that can strengthen a person’s faith.
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What spiritual help do people receive at Mass?
When people receive the Eucharist at Mass, they receive spiritual help in their lives from God. The readings and homily at Mass can speak to a person in their lives and help them to live more fully.
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What is transubstantiation?
Transubstantiation is when the substance of an object is changed but the appearance remains the same. At Mass, during the consecration, the bread and wine become the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Christ but still look like bread and wine.