Movements of the Mass
How many movements are in the Mass?
Four
What are the sacraments visible signs of?
Invisible grace.
Which event is when Gabriel appears to Mary?
The Annunciation.
Prayer using words—spoken or silent—is called what?
Vocal prayer.
Which movement of the Mass includes the Creed?
Liturgy of the Word.
Which movement contains the First Reading, Gospel, and Homily?
Liturgy of the Word
Name one purpose of the sacraments.
To sanctify us / build up the Body of Christ / give worship to God.
What prayer does Mary say during the Visitation?
The Magnificat.
Which style uses imagination and thinking deeply about God’s Word?
Meditation.
What is one virtue Mary shows during the Visitation?
Charity, humility, service.
In which movement does the bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Christ?
Liturgy of the Eucharist.
Which sacrament gives us the Body and Blood of Christ?
The Eucharist.
What moment teaches that Mary was taken body and soul into Heaven?
The Assumption.
Prayer that is silent resting in God’s presence is called?
Contemplative
Which sacrament forgives sins?
Reconciliation.
What is the purpose of the Introductory Rites?
To unite us and prepare our hearts.
Which group includes Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist?
Sacraments of Initiation.
What is Mary’s “yes” to God called?
Her Fiat.
Give one example of vocal prayer.
Hail Mary, Our Father, Glory Be, spontaneous prayer, etc.
Which prayer style would you use when picturing a Gospel scene?
Meditation.
What happens during the Concluding Rites?
We are blessed and sent forth to live the Gospel.
How do the sacraments “build up the Body of Christ”?
By uniting the Church and strengthening us as a community of believers.
Why is Mary crowned Queen of Heaven and Earth?
Because she is the Mother of Jesus and the Mother of the Church.
What makes contemplative prayer different from the other styles?
It uses no words—just silent being with God.
Explain one way the Mass helps us grow as disciples.
Hearing Scripture, receiving Eucharist, worshipping God, being strengthened for mission, etc.