Confirmation
What is the Matter of confirmation?
what is the form of the eucharist?
"this is my body"
what is the first section of the mass called
introductory rites
whats the last part of mass called
concluding rites
A sacred vessel usually in the form of a cross, usual for the exposition of the Blessed Sacrament for adoration and benediction
Monstrance
what is the form of confirmation
"Be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit?
what is the matter of the eucharist?
wine from grapes ad bread from wheat
which part of the mass does the responsorial psalm occur under?
liturgy of the word
What are the introductory rites
greeting, blessing, the dissmisal
The day on which Christians celebrate Jesus resurrection from the dead
easter
WHo is the minister of Confirmation?
Bishop
who is the minister of the eucharist?
the priest
what part of the mass is the sign of peace and lamb of God occur in?
the communion rite
what is the central sacrament between the 7
the eucharist
The night the Lord passed over the houses of the Israelites marked by the blood of the Lamb, and spared the firstborn sons from death.
Passover
Who is the recipient of Confirmation?
Baptized Catholic
who is the recpient of the eucharist?
baptized catholics
what comes after the first reading?
the responsorial psalm
why do we partake in the penitential act?
it reminds us that we are sinners and are in need of a savior
Also known as a congregation, a community of believers gather for worship as the Body of Christ.
assembly
The Sacrament of confirmation completes what sacrament?
Baptism
a greek word for "word". a title of Jesus Christ found in the Gospel of John that illuminates the relationship between 3 divine persons of the holy trinity.
logos
name 3 parts of the eucharistic prayer
preface + acclamation, thanksgiving, epiclesis, institution narrative, anamnesis, offering, intercessions, concluding doxology, amen
what is anamnesis
remembering what Jesus did
What are the 3 inseparable meanings of Church?
1) the entire People of God throughout the world
2) the diocese, which is also known as the local Church
3) assembly of believers gathered for the celebration of the liturgy(especially the Eucharist)