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When is the Gloria used in Holy mass

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Liturgy of the word and Liturgy of the Eucharist

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What are other names used for the Eucharist

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Holy Sacrifice, Holy Mass, the sacrifice of Christ, Breaking of the Bread, Eucharistic assembly, memorial of the Lord’s passion, Death and Resurrection, Holy and divine Liturgy, Sacred Mysteries

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The reading during the mass are from what two parts of the bible

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Old and new testament

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what are the four books in the Bible that make up the Gospel

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Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John

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Who normally delivers the homily during the mass

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priest or deacon

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what is the homily

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A sermon in which the celebrates declares the Gospel and helps the congregation to understand and accept the word of the God

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When is the Lord’s prayer recited during mass

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Between the doxology and the prayer for peace

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What signals the end of mass

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The concluding prayer and blessing of the priest

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what is the meaning of in persona Christi capitis

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In the person of Christ, Christ works through the priest during the mass becomes present in the Eucharist

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What is transubstantiation

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The changing of the bread and wine in the Eucharist to the Body and Blood of Christ

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Consecrated host that are left over after the mass are stored in the

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tabernacle

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when standing before the tabernacle, what sign should be made in reverence to the Eucharist

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genuflect before the Eucharist

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When are Catholics required to attend Holy mass

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Sundays

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What is required to receive Holy Eucharist

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Catholic, free from serious [mortal] sin, fastened for an hour, be reconciled with one’s neighbors

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May the Holy Eucharist be part of an ecumenical celebration

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no

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Who said, ‘ we break the bread the one bread that provides the medicine of immortality, the antidote of death, and the food that makes us live forever in Jesus Christ

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St. Ignatius of Antioch

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Christ gave us the sacrament of penance and Reconciliation to

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Physically and spiritual strengthen us

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What are other names of Penance

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the sacrament of forgivness, conversion, reconciliation, and confession

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The sacrament of penance is needed because baptism does not free us from

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human weakness and the inclination to sin

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Who instituted the sacrament of penance

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Jesus Christ

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What parable in the Gospel best exemplifies the sacrament of Penance

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The parable of the prodigal son

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Who gave priests the authority to forgive sins

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Jesus, Christ

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What is contrition

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the awareness of one’s personal guilt and desire to better oneself

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what is penance

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making restitution for a wrong that has been committed

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What are some acts of penance?

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Act of charity, praying, and fastening

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What are the basic elements required for the forgiveness of sin

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conversion, absolution

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what are the essential elements of every confession

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examination of conscience contrition, a purpose of amendment, confession, penance

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what is the definition of the purpose of amendment

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the resolution not to commit the sin again

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what is absolution

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the forgiveness of sins after confession by a priest

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When may general absolution be administered by a priest

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Only in a emergency

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When a catholic obligated to confess sin

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upon reaching the age of reason of before receiving holy eucharist if a serious sin is committed

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What is excommunication

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the exclusive of a catholic from the sacraments

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May a priest ever repeat something he has learned in confession

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no

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What is primary purpose of confession

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to reconcile the sinner with God and the Church

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Why did Jesus administer to the sick

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to show God’s love, so we may recognize the essential need for our relationship with God

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In what book and chapter in the Bible did Jesus give the apostles the divine authority to cast out demons and cure the sick

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Mark 16

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what is the charism of healing

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the gift of healing power of the Holy Spirt

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Who may receive the sacrament of anointing of the sick

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any catholic whose health is in critical state

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May a person receive anointing of the sick more than once

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yes

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what act is often combined with the sacrament of anointing of the sick

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A general confession

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How is anointing of the sick administered

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by anointing of the forehead and hands with Holy oil, accompanied by prayer

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What does anointing of the sick impact the ill

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consolation, peace, strength

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who may administer the anointing of the sick

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Bishops and priest

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what is viaticum

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the last Holy Communion that a person receives before dying

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