Mass: Extra Credit Flashcards

1
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What does the Mass begin with?

A

An entrance chant/song

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2
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In the beginning of Mass, who enters the procession and rever the altar with a bow and/or a kiss?

A

The celebrant and other ministers

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3
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What is a symbol of Christ at the heart of the assembly and thus deserves special reverence?

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The altar

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4
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What happens after the celebrant and the other ministers have walked down the aisle?

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All make the Sign of the Cross and the celebrant extends a greeting to the gathered people through words from Scripture

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5
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What follows the greeting?

A

The Penitential Act

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6
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What happens at the very beginning of Mass?

A

The faithful recall their sins and place their trust in God’s abiding mercy

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7
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What does Kyrie Eleison mean?

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It’s Greek for “Lord, have mercy”

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8
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What replaces the customary Penitential Act on Sundays, especially in Easter Time?

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The blessing and sprinkling of water to recall Baptism

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9
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When does the Gloria follow the Penitential Act?

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On Sundays, solemnities, and feasts

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10
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What does the Gloria begin with?

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Echoing the proclamation of the angels at the birth of Jesus: “Glory to God in the highest”

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11
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What is the opening prayer with which the Introductory Rites conclude?

A

The Collect

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12
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What does the Collect (prayer) do?

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It gathers the prayers of all into one

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13
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Where are the pieces of the Liturgy of the Word from?

A

The Scripture

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14
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Where is the first reading usually from?

A

The Old Testament

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15
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Where is the second reading usually from?

A

One of the New Testament letters from the Apostles known as the Epistles

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16
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How many Scripture readings were on Sundays and solemnities?

A

Three

17
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During Easter Time, where is the first reading taken from?

A

The Acts of the Apostles

18
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Where is the last reading of the Liturgy of the Word always taken from?

A

One of the four Gospels

19
Q

What are the Scriptures?

A

The word of the God, written under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit

20
Q

What is the table of God’s Word?

A

cf. Sacrosanctum Concilium, no. 51

21
Q

What is sung between the readings?

A

The Responsorial Psalm

22
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What is the high point of the Liturgy of the Word?

A

The reading of the Gospel

23
Q

Who reads the Gospel?

A

A deacon (if no deacon is present, a priest does it)

24
Q

What is the acclamation of praise the gathered assembly are introduced to in the Liturgy of the Word?

A

“Alleluia,” derived from a Hebrew phrase meaning “Praise the Lord!”

25
Q

What happens after the Scripture readings?

A

The celebrant preached the homily

26
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What follows the homily?

A

The Profession of Faith

27
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What is the Profession of Faith made of?

A

The Nicene or Apostles’ Creed

28
Q

What is the Nicene Creed?

A

A statement of faith dating from the fourth century

29
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What is the Apostles’ Creed?

A

The ancient baptismal creed of the Church in Rome

30
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What does the Liturgy of the Word conclude with?

A

The Universal Prayer (the Prayer of the Faithful)