LEVEL: 1 - Novice [CATEGORY Liturgy & Sacraments] Flashcards
Novice Level Study Guide Questions Source : http://traditionallearning.com/pdf/RCC-Novice.pdf
The act whereby a priest, acting as a judge, representing Christ, passes on to the penitent the
remission of sin.
What is absolution from sin?
These are the words the priest speaks during absolution.
What are the words:
“I absolve you from your sins, in the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit”?
This is a person “appointed in order to aid the deacon and to minister to the priest.”
What is an acolyte?
A legal term for an accident that occurs without the cause or foreknowledge of man.
What is an Act of God?
These are the seven Sacraments
What are:
1. Baptism
2. Confirmation
3. Holy Eucharist, Penance (Confession)
4. Anointing of the Sick (Extreme Unction)
5. Holy Orders
6. Matrimony?
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On this day we commemorate Christ’s passion and death.
What is Good Friday?
This is the feast day which we celebrate to commemorate Jesus’ visible departure from the world 40 days after Easter.
What is the Feast of the Ascension?
It was on this day that the Holy Spirit first made Himself known to Jesus’ followers.
What is Pentecost?
This is imprinted on our soul at Confirmation.
What is a character?
This devotion to the Eucharistic Christ in the Roman Rite consists of Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament in the monstrance, or a pyx, adoration of the faithful, hymns, the blessing where the priest makes the Sign of the Cross with the Blessed Sacrament over the people, and recitation of Divine Praises.
What is Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament?
These are the holy days of obligation in the United States.
What are :
- all the Sundays of the year
- January lst (the Solemnity of Mary)
- The Feast of the Ascension(40 days after Easter)
- The Feast of the Assumption (August 15th)
- All Saints Day (November lst)
- The Feast of the Immaculate Conception (December 8th)
- and Christmas Day (December 25th)
(Canada: Sundays, Christmas, New Year’s)
This sacramental, consisting of two small pieces of cloth, is fastened by strings and worn around the neck in front and back.
What is a scapular?
This sacramental reminds us of our Baptism.
What is holy water?
This is the part of the Mass where the priest explains the Word of God.
What is the homily?
This, when lighted, indicates Christ is present in the tabernacle.
What is the sanctuary lamp?
This is something done or accepted to make up for sin.
What is penance?
This person acts for Jesus in the sacrament of Penance.
Who is the priest?
This means “releasing,” that is, we are set free (or absolved) from our sins.
What is absolution or when the priest absolves us from our sins?
This is the most joyous season of the Church year.
What is Easter?
The Last Supper was held on this day of the week.
What is Thursday?
Each sacrament has matter and form. These are the four sacraments that use Chrism or Holy Oil as their matter.
What are:
- Baptism
- Confirmation
- Holy Orders
- Extreme Unction (or Anointing of the Sick)?
This is the sacrament of God’s forgiveness.
What is Penance, Reconciliation or Confession?
This garment, usually black, is worn by altar boys and priests.
What is a cassock?
Ordinarily consecrated by a bishop, this stone of natural rock, contains the relic of a martyr.
What is an altar stone?
Latin was a predominate language used in the order of the Mass before Vatican II; however, this language and Greek played a minor part in the prayers of the Mass.
What is Hebrew?
Of all Church feasts and holy days, these two celebrate the Biessed Sacrament.
What are Corpus Christi and Holy Thursday?
This is the twenty-fast accepted Ecumenical Council.
What is Vatican II?
This man climbed a tree to see Jesus because he was too short.
Who is Zaccheus?
These are the names given the three types of holy oils used in the Church’s worship today.
What are chrism, oil of the sick, and oil of the catechumens?
The term LAVABO refers to this part of the Latin Mass.
What is the Ceremony of Purification or Washing of the Priest’s Hands?
The place, usually in the center of the sanctuary, in which the Blessed Sacrament is contained.
What is the tabernacle?
This name is given the special vessel for presenting the Eucharistic Host for adoration by the faithful.
What is the Monstrance?
This is the most important event in history.
What is the Incarnation?