T/F: We are allowed to make idols to worship.
False.
What do Catholics traditionally not eat on Fridays during Lent?
Meat.
What color do the priests wear during the season of Lent?
Purple.
What is the sacrament of Jesus’ Body and Blood? (hint: we receive this at mass)
The Eucharist.
What is the "Good News" about Jesus called?
The Gospel.
What is the 4th Commandment?
Honor your father and your mother.
What is the first day of Lent called?
Ash Wednesday.
When the priest blesses palms, remembering Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem.
Palm Sunday.
Name two days when Catholics are required to attend Mass.
Every Sunday, Christmas (Dec 25), The Immaculate Conception (Dec 8), All Saints' Day (Nov 1).
What was the 5th Station of the Cross?
Simon helps Jesus carry the cross.
Which commandment tells us to take a break and go to church?
The 3rd commandment—keep the Sabbath day holy.
How many days does Lent last?
40 days.
Why is the color for Good Friday often Red?
It symbolizes the blood Jesus shed out of love for us.
Why is it important to participate in mass?
To give our thanks and praise.
What was the 10th Station of the Cross?
Jesus is stripped of his garments.
What is the second commandment?
Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.
When does Lent end?
Right before the Evening Mass on Holy Thursday.
When is The Last Supper?
Thursday evening before Jesus’ crucifixion on Good Friday
What is the first part of mass called?
The Introductory Rites.
What is St. Valentine the Patron Saint of?
He is the patron saint of love, engaged couples, happy marriages, and even beekeepers.
Who received the Ten Commandments from God?
Moses.
What are the three main things we try to do more of during Lent?
Pray, Fast (give something up), and Give (almsgiving/charity).
What is the Triduum? (Hint: The Three Days)
The three special days of Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday.
What is the talk given by the priest or deacon that helps us to understand the readings and to grow as faithful followers of Jesus?
The homily.
What is the longest season in the church calendar?
Ordinary Time, which focuses on Jesus’ teachings and occurs in two parts throughout the year.