Mass Part 2: Extra Credit Flashcards

1
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What starts the Liturgy of the Eucharist?

A

The Presentation of the Gifts and the Preparation of the Altar

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2
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What happens while the ministers prepare the altar?

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Representatives of the people bring forward the bread and wine that will become the Body and Blood of Christ

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3
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Where does the celebrant place these gifts?

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On the altar, the place of the Eucharistic sacrifice

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4
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What other gifts can be offered besides the bread and wine?

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Monetary gifts for support of the Church and care of the poor

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5
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What prayer concludes the preparation and disposes all for the Eucharastic Prayer?

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The Prayer over the Offerings

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6
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What is the heart of the Liturgy of the Eucharist?

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The Eucharistic Prayer

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7
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During the Eucharastic Prayer, what does the celebrant act as?

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He acts in the person of Chris as the head of His body, the Church

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8
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What is the central focus of the introductory dialogue?

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Thanksgiving

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9
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What establishes that this prayer is the prayer of the baptized and ordained?

A

The introductory dialogue

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10
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What happens after the introductory dialogue?

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The Preface

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11
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Who are the Eucharistic Prayers offered to?

A

To the Father

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12
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What provides the summary for the Eucharistic Prayer?i

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The General Instruction of the Roman Missal (no. 79)

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13
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What are the first three elements of the Eucharistic Prayer?

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A) Thanksgiving (expressed in the Preface),
B) The acclamation, as presented in the Sanctus (Holy, Holy, Holy),
C) The epiclesis, in which the Church implores the Holy Spirit to consecrate the gifts offered by human hands

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14
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What are the next three elements of the Eucharistic Prayer?

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D) The Institution narrative and Consecration
E) The anamnesis, which celebrates the memorial of Christ
F) The oblation, in which the congregation is encouraged to offer themselves

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15
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What are the last two elements of the Eucharistic Prayer?

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G) The Intercessions, in which the Eucharist is celebrated in communion with the whole Church
H) The concluding doxology, in which God is glorified and people exclaim “Amen.”

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16
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What follows the Eucharistic Prayer?

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The Communion Rite

17
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What prayer begins the Communion Rite?

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The Lord’s Prayer (as featured in Matthew 6: 9-13 and Luke 11: 2-4)

18
Q

What follows the Lord’s Prayer?

A

The Rite of Peace, in which peace is prayed for

19
Q

What happens in the Fraction Rite?

A

The celebrant breaks the consecrated bread as the people sing the Agnus Dei or “Lamb of God”

20
Q

What was one of the earliest names for the Eucharistic celebration?

A

The breaking of the bread

21
Q

Before receiving Holy Communion, what does the celebrant and assembly do?

A

Acknowledge their unworthiness to receive so great a gift

22
Q

What should a person do before they receive the Eucharist?

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They should fast (except for medicines) for at least one hour before receiving the Eucharist and should not be conscious of having committed serious sin

23
Q

Who are the only people who can receive the Holy Communion?

A

Only those in communion with the Catholic Church

24
Q

What does the priest say to the person receiving Holy Communion?

A

“The Body of Christ”

25
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What does the person receiving the Eucharist respond with?

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“Amen,” a Hebrew word meaning, “So be it”

26
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What is such as people receive Holy Communion?

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The communion chant/song

27
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What ends the Communion Rite?

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The Prayer after Communion, which asks that the benefits of the Eucharist will remain active in our daily lives

28
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What makes up the Concluding Rites?

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Optional Announcements, Greeting and Blessing, then Dismissal

29
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What is the closing blessing always?

A

Trinitarian;
“May almighty God bless you, the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit.”

30
Q

What does the word “Mass” come from?

A

The Latin word, “Missa”

31
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At one time, with what phrase were people dismissed?

A

“Ite missa est”;
Literally meaning “Go she - meaning you, the Church - has been sent.”