What is the Mass?, A private prayer service, A Bible study, The main way Catholics worship God, A church meeting, At Mass, Catholics do all of the following EXCEPT:, Pray together, Listen to God’s Word, Receive the Eucharist, Read the Bible silently only at home, How many main parts is the Mass divided into?, One, Two, Three, Four, What are the two main parts of the Mass?, Opening Prayer and Closing Prayer, Bible Reading and Communion, Liturgy of the Word and Liturgy of the Eucharist, Homily and Music, What happens during the Liturgy of the Word?, Bread and wine are consecrated, Scripture is read and explained, Communion is received, The priest dismisses the people, Which of the following is part of the Liturgy of the Word?, Consecration, Holy Communion, Homily, Breaking of the bread, The Liturgy of the Word helps Catholics to:, Prepare food, Learn church rules, Understand God’s message, Leave Mass early, What happens during the Liturgy of the Eucharist?, Scripture readings, Homily, Bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Christ, Announcements, Why is the Liturgy of the Eucharist the most important part of the Mass?, It is the longest, It has music, Jesus becomes truly present in the Eucharist, It ends the Mass, What is the Eucharist?, A symbol of Jesus, A prayer, Jesus’ Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity, A blessing, What does Transubstantiation mean?, Bread and wine are symbols, Bread and wine disappear, Bread and wine truly become Jesus while appearances stay the same, A prayer said by the priest, Transubstantiation is:, Figurative, Symbolic, A real change, Optional belief, When did Jesus first give us the Eucharist?, At His baptism, On the Cross, After the Resurrection, At the Last Supper, Why does Jesus give us His Body and Blood?, To test us, To replace prayer, To stay close to us and strengthen us, To end worship, Which is NOT a reason Jesus gives us the Eucharist?, To help us grow in faith, To remind us of His sacrifice, To stay close to us, To punish sin, Who may receive Holy Communion?, Anyone who wants, Anyone attending Mass, A Catholic who is properly prepared and not in mortal sin, Only priests, How do Catholics receive the Eucharist properly?, Quickly, Casually, With reverence and respect, Without saying anything, What word do Catholics say when receiving the Eucharist to show belief?, Thanks, Yes, Peace, Amen, What does the Mass make present again?, Jesus’ birth, Jesus’ sacrifice on the Cross, Pentecost, Creation, The Mass is called an “unbloody sacrifice” because:, Jesus is sacrificed again, The sacrifice of the Cross is made present without blood, Bread and wine disappear, There is no priest, What does “Persona Christi” mean?, The priest acts as himself, The priest represents the Church, The priest acts in the person of Christ, The priest replaces Jesus, During the Mass, Christ is present in:, The music only, The congregation only, The priest and the Eucharist, The building, What does the word “Eucharist” mean?, Sacrifice, Prayer, Bread, Thanksgiving, What language did the early Church first use for worship?, Latin, Hebrew, Greek, English, What did the word “Liturgy” originally mean in Greek?, Private prayer, Teaching, Official public worship, Sacrifice, Which was part of early Christian worship?, Silence only, No Scripture, Breaking of the bread, No priest, Which early liturgy is one of the oldest Eucharistic services?, Roman Liturgy, Liturgy of St. James, Vatican Liturgy, Gregorian Liturgy, What is the Clementine Liturgy known for?, Being the shortest, Being symbolic, Being the oldest complete liturgy, Being modern, Why did the word “Mass” begin to be used later?, Greek ended, Latin became the dominant language, The Bible changed, The Eucharist changed, What does the Latin word “Missa” mean?, Sacrifice, Meal, Prayer, Dismissal / to be sent, The structure of the Mass is rooted in which Jewish meal?, Sabbath dinner, Wedding feast, Passover meal, Festival of Booths, The early Church based the Mass on:, Roman traditions, Greek philosophy, Jesus’ command at the Last Supper, Temple sacrifices, The Catholic Mass today is similar to early Church worship because:, The Bible changed, The structure has remained consistent, Latin is no longer used, Music is modern, Why do Catholics participate in the Mass?, Obligation only, Tradition only, To receive spiritual food for eternal life, Social reasons, Which statement best summarizes the Mass?, A prayer service, A memorial only, The celebration of Jesus’ sacrifice and the Eucharist, A church gathering

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