RS Week 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What did Jesus do on the
night before He suffered?

A

LAST SUPPER

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2
Q

– Jesus instituted the Eucharistic
Sacrifice of his Body and Blood

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LAST SUPPER

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3
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*A memorial of his death and resurrection;
*A sacrament of love, a sign of unity, a bond of charity;
*A paschal banquet in which Christ is consumed, the mind is filled with grace; and
*A pledge of future glory is given to us.

A

LAST SUPPER

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4
Q
  • completes the Christian initiation

an action of thanksgiving to God

A

EUCHARIST

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5
Q

2 Main Parts of the EUCHARIST:

A

Liturgy of the Word

Liturgy of the Eucharist

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6
Q
  • the transformation of the bread and
    wine into the body and blood of Christ.
A

Transubstantiation

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7
Q

T/F Christ himself is really present in the Eucharistic celebration in multiple ways.

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T

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8
Q

T/F The Eucharist is celebrated with Christ by the Jewish community, the Church.

A

F The Eucharist is celebrated with Christ by the CHRISTIAN community, the Church.

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9
Q

*Sacrament of Love
*A sign of unity
*A bond of charity
*A Paschal Banquet

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What else is the Eucharist known as?

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10
Q

Commonly known as “the breaking of Bread”

A

Eucharist

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11
Q

The book of ____ describes the life of the first Christian
community:

A

Acts

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12
Q

“They devoted themselves to the apostles’ instructions
and the communal life, to the breaking of bread and the
prayers” (Acts 2:42)

A

The book of Acts that describes the life of the first Christian community

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13
Q

What are the food and
drink in the Eucharist?

A

Bread and Wine

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14
Q
  • exemplify the intrinsic working-together
    of God and ourselves in everything we do
A

Bread and Wine

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14
Q

T/F In the Old Covenant, cheese and wine were offered in
sacrifice among the first fruits of the earth, in
acknowledging God as the Creator of all

A

F In the Old Covenant, BREAD and wine were offered in
sacrifice among the first fruits of the earth, in
acknowledging God as the Creator of all

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15
Q

Why do we use bread in the Eucharist?

A

A SYMBOL OF THE TORAH, God’s law that shaped
their covenant lives (for the Jews).

Christ OFFERS HIMSELF AS THE “BREAD FROM HEAVEN” (John 6:25-34)

16
Q

“staff of human life”

A

Bread

17
Q

*follows the Jewish Passover Meal, which symbolized the hasty Exodus (departure) from Egypt, the land of slavery, to freedom.
*Exodus context recalls the manna in the desert.

A

Unleavened bread

18
Q

a symbol of purity and
newness

A

Unleavened bread

19
Q

Why do we use wine in the Eucharist?

A

commonly used since Old Testament times “TO
GLADDEN MEN’S HEARTS” (Psalm 104:15) and for
MEDICINAL PURPOSES.

In larger sense: wine was related to Israel as the
VINE PLANTED BY YAHWEH TO YIELD CHOICE GRAPES
(Isaiah 5:1-7)

20
Q

is the TRUE VINE whose fruit is
experienced in the “wine of the Spirit,” which would
be bestowed at Pentecost.

A

Jesus Christ

21
Q

– meaning THE WHOLE
PERSON (Hebrew)

A

“Body and Blood”

22
Q

The fruits of receiving Communion MAJOR EFFECT:

A
  • TO RECONCILE AND BE RECONCILED
  • It brings us together around the table of the
    Lord, uniting us in sharing food and drink in a sacred
    meal hosted by Christ himself.
23
Q

The receiving of Jesus Christ in the
Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist

A

Holy Communion

24
Q

Food that nourishes our souls

We receive Him whole and entire under
the appearances either of bread alone or
of wine alone

A

Holy Communion

25
Q

T/F We commonly receive Communion under
the appearance of wine. The reception of
the Precious Bread is generally reserved
during the special feasts or other
particular circumstances.

A

T/F We commonly receive Communion under
the appearance of BREAD The reception of
the Precious BLOOD is generally reserved
during the special feasts or other
particular circumstances.

26
Q

Eucharist means?

A

Thanksgiving

27
Q

means departure

A

Exodus

28
Q

Most important part of Liturgy of the Word:

A

gospel reading

29
Q

Most important part of Liturgy of the Eucharist:

A

consecration

30
Q

Why is the Eucharist known as the Sacrament of Love, A sign of unity, and A Paschal Banquet?

A

Sacrament of love because God loves us,
unity because in the mass the people gather
and paschal banquet Jesus is food and drink

31
Q

Matter in the holy eucharist:

A

bread and wine

32
Q

Form in the holy eucharist:

A

“This is my body.”
“This is my blood.”