_______ is the day christians set aside to worship God each week
The Lord's Day
The Mass today still expresses the same wonder and awe toward God adn the same desire to lift our hearts to the Lord.
true or false
True
True or false
True
________ is the sacred mystery in which bread and wine are changed into the Body and Blood of Christ
transubstantiation
The priest has their back to the congregation.
then or now?
Then
______ is the central area where the general public sat in a gothic cathedral
Why is Sunday the Lord's Day?
It was when Jesus risen from the dead.
Someone is a ________ if they are someone who seeks to know God directly through spiritual insight
A mystic
__________ is the liturgical celebration during which the Sacrament of the Eucharist is celebrated
Mass
the altar has a screen separating it from the people in the pews
Then or now
Why did Gothic Cathedrals have high-arching, rib vaulted ceilings, and elaborately stained-glass windows?
to remind people of God's power and grandeur
When we celebrate the Sunday Eucharist, we observe the __________?
The Sabbath
One of the most well-known medieval mystics was _______ ______ of Norwich
Blessed Julian
___________ is a golden container for the exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
A monstrance
this group affirmed the doctrine of Transubstantiation, which is still used in the Church today.
The Fourth Lateran Council
A ______ is the name for a building that is in the shape of a cross
Cruciform
For catholics, Sunday is a holy day set aside for what?
remembering and participating in Jesus' Sacrifice
To observe the Sabbath
To celebrate the Eucharist
At mass we share the ____ and _____ of Jesus
Body and Blood
________ is a gathering that established seventy canons, or rules, for the Church
Fourth Lateran Council
Who wrote the letter to his sister about him going to mass in a gothic Cathedral?
Alphonso
The stained glass windows in the nave showed scenes of _________ _______.
Scripture stories
Gothic cathedrals had vaulted ceilings to look up to the heavens. In this setting, the celebration of Mass became a what?
A Holy Drama