Religion Concepts Ch 10\11 Flashcards
What did Jesus say at the feast of Passover
He took the bread, said the blessing, broke it and Gave it to his disciples, “This is my body, which will be given for you; do this in memory of me.” And likewise the cup after they had eaten saying, “This cup is the new covenant In my blood, which will be shed for you.
At the Last Supper, what did Jesus give us?
Jesus gave us the GIFT OF HIMSELF, the Eucharist. Thru the Eucharist Jesus REMAINS WITH US FOREVER
What is the importance of the Eucharist. Define and 3 things
The Eucharist is a MEMORIAL, A MEAL AND A SACRIFICE
Memorial- Jesus told his apostles to this in memory of me.
Meal- we are nourished by the body’s and blood of Christ. (Holy communion)
Sacrifice-Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross, his resurrection and his ascension into heaven.
What is the significance “breaking of the bread”
The first Christians use the words to describe their celebration of the Eucharist.
How did “breaking of the bread” come to mean celebration of the Eucharist?
Two disciples return to Jerusalem and told others that Jesus “was made known to them in the breaking of the bread”.
When is Jesus truly with us?
He is truly with us every time we receive the Eucharist.
What is real presence?
That Jesus is really and truly present in the Eucharist.
What do we receive when we receive the Eucharist?
We are receiving Jesus himself.
How did Jesus help his disciples to understand he was the son of God sent to bring God‘s Life to them?
Jesus called himself The Bread of Life and the Living Bread, people understand that bread will give them life. Jesus explains that he is the bread that will give eternal life with God.
What does it mean that Jesus is our bread of life?
Jesus gives himself to us in the Eucharist, bread, to nourish us and strengthen us to have life with God forever.
How can we live as Jesus did?
Through the sacrament of the Eucharist we receive nourishment so we can respond to the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
How does our relationship with Christ and one another become strengthened And we become the body of Christ, the church?
By receiving holy Communion, the Body and blood of Christ.
When is the day that Jesus rose from the dead?
Sunday
What is another name for the Celebration of the Eucharist?
Mass
How many parts are in one Mass?
There are 4 parts of the Mass.
Who are the Body of Christ on earth?
We, the Church.
How do we share our different abilities and interests?
We share these in many different ways.
We participate in different ways but what do we all participate in?
We all participate in the celebration of the mass, our greatest act of worship.
What are Liturgical Ministries?
They are the different ways that people serve the church in worship.
What does the celebrant/priest celebrate?
He celebrates the Eucharist for and with the People of God.
What is the Deacon’s special role?
The deacon proclaim the gospel and in the preaching. He assists at the altar and leads the assembly in certain prayers.
What are Sacristans Responsible for?
They are responsible for all of the sacred vessels and objects that are used during the celebration.
What does Proclaim mean?
It is to announce something loudly, clearly, and from the heart.
What do we respond after the first and second reading?
We respond “Thanks be to God”
After the Gospel what do we respond?
We respond “Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ”
How many parts are in the Liturgy of the Eucharist?
There are three parts.
What are the three parts of The Liturgy of the Eucharist?
#1. The Preparation of the Gifts #2. The Eucharist Prayer #3. The Communion Rite 
What happens during the Preparation of the Gifts?
The altar is prepared by the deacon and the alter servers.
What is the Eucharist Prayer?
It is truly the most important prayer of the church
What is transubstantiation?
It is when the priest prays that the gifts of the bread and wine will be changed into the body and blood of Christ
 what do we receiving holy Communion?
We receive the gift of Jesus Christ himself and are joined more deeply to him
What is Eucharist and what does it do?
The Eucharist is nourishment and it renews our baptism.
