Entering Church
You touch this when you first walk into church.
Holy water
Mass begins with this walk down the aisle.
The procession
“In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the ___.”
Holy Spirit
The first reading usually comes from this part of the Bible.
The Old Testament
We sing this word, which means “Praise the Lord.”
Alleluia
Holy water reminds us of this sacrament.
Baptism
The procession is a sign that life is one of these.
A pilgrimage (a journey)
God is one, but how many divine persons?
Three
Do we sit or stand for the readings?
Sit
We stand for the Gospel because it is about this person.
Jesus
This is where Jesus is kept in the Eucharist.
The tabernacle
What does the priest do when he reaches the altar?
Bows and kisses it
The cross reminds us of the price God paid to do this for us.
Win us back
We say this after a reading.
Thanks be to God
We trace little crosses on these three places during the Gospel.
Forehead, lips, and heart
What do we call bending one knee to Jesus?
Genuflecting
The altar is a sign of this person.
Jesus
Why did God make you?
To know him, love him, and serve him in this life and live with him forever in the next
In the responsorial psalm, we pray God’s ___ back to him.
Words
The priest explains the readings in this part of Mass.
The homily
Name one of the three things you can think when you genuflect.
"God, you are God, and I’m not” / “God, I’m at your service” / “Jesus, I love you”
The holy water is at the church doorway because baptism is our ___ into the life of Christ.
Entryway
The open palm reminds us we are anointed as this kind of priest.
A kingdom priest
The second reading comes from these.
Letters from the New Testament
This prayer says everything we believe, the same faith for 2,000 years.
The Creed