The Presention of the Gifts
What is another name for presentation of the gifts?
The Offertory
After the gifts have been received and the Altar has been prepared, where does the priest place the host?
On the paten.
What do the water and wine represent separately?
Jesus' humanity for water and His divinity for wine.
Episode 26: Mass is the greatest ______(six) the church has.
prayer
The bread and wine as a whole are the fruit of our L_____(six).
Labors
The priest asks God to receive the bread to be sancitfied and make it ____(four).
Holy
Where on the Altar does the priest stand to pour the wine and water into the chalice?
On the right hand side, left hand side in our perspective.
Episode 22: The Homily is a way to learn about God's love and how to be what kind of people?
Good people.
What are the two essential elements for Mass?
Bread and Wine.
Two part question:
This significant type of bread was consumed by the Israelites on the night of the ________(eight) as commemoration of the ______(six)
Passover and Exodus
What kind of wine is used in the Eucharistic celebration?
Sacramental wine.
Episode 21: When do we do the 3-Cross Prayer?
Before the gospel is read.
The bread and wine are also made from what?
Grapes and grains of wheat.
Where did Jesus use the same unleavened bread?
During the Last Supper.
What makes the wine so special?
It's pure, unadulterated, with no added substances or chemicals.
Episode 20: Why do we stand during the Gospel reading?
We stand as a sign of respect for the words of Jesus Christ.
True or false: The Offertory is a time for intermission/break.
False. It is a time when you can enter deeply and spiritually into the offering of the bread and wine.
When the bread becomes holy, it then becomes the ____(four) Body and Blood of Christ.
true
The mingling of the water and wine in the chalice symbolizes what?
The Incarnation of Jesus
Three part question:
Episode 21:Each little cross has a significance, what are they?
The cross on the forehead: we are asking God to penetrate our thoughts and minds to purify it.
The cross on lips: The Word of God can transform our speech, to share His love with those around us.
The cross on chest/heart: His Word can penetrate and help us love God more in our neighbor.