Mary
The old Ark of the covenant was made of Acacia wood, which is incorruptible. The new ark of the covenant was made to be ________________ too.
incorruptible
Feed the___________________
hungry
Forgive______________
offenses
__________: a sacred vessel made of precious metal used to hold the Eucharist visibly for the purpose of worship. The name for this object comes from the Latin word for “de-monstrate.”
a. Show thingy b. Ciboria c. Chalice d. Monstrance
Monstrance
____:The ornate stand, made with precious metals and other materials, used to hold the monstrance for adoration. Comes from the name, “Mount Tabor,” where Jesus was transfigured.
a. mount b. tabor c. mountabor d. tranfigurator
b. tabor
The old Ark of the Covenant held the _____________________ of Aaron, which signified his priesthood
staff
Give drink to the _____________________
thirsty
Bear ____________________ patiently
wrongs
___________: the table-like structure made of ornate wood or stone where the sacrifice of the Mass is celebrated. Relics of saints are kept inside of this structure.
Altar
__________:the table in the sanctuary where all of the sacred vessels are held before the preparation of the gifts.
a. Altar b. credence table c. side altar
b. credence table
The new Ark of the Covenant holds the __________________, otherwise known as the Bread of Angels
Bread of Life
Clothe the ______________________
naked
_______________ the ignorant
instruct
_________: the two containers made of glass, crystal, or some metal, which hold the wine and the water used in celebration of the Mass.
a. vases b. cruets c. glasses d. pitchers
cruets
____: a sacred vessel with a base, a stem, and a cup, made of gold or silver, which holds the Precious Blood of Christ during Mass. Comes from the Latin word, calix, which means “cup.”
Chalice
The old Ark of the Covenant held the __________________________, or old law.
10 Commandments
____________ the dead
bury
Counsel the_______________________
doubtful
____: a sacred vessel with a base, a stem, a cup, and a lid, made of gold or silver, which holds the Precious Body of Christ during Mass. (Often times, in modern use, this object may not have a stem. At Sts. Cyril and Methodius we have two stackable ones).
a. paten b. chalice c. ciboria
ciboria
____: the metal vessel with a chain which holds coals and in which incense is placed to burn in glory of God.
a. Thurible b. Crucible c. Lucible
a. Thurible
The New Ark of the Covenant holds the new law, called, the ___________________________.
Law of love
Visit the_____________________ and the _______________________
sick, imprisoned
Admonish_______________________
sinners
___________:the ornate house for the reservation of the Eucharist after Mass. The Eucharist is kept here especially for the sick and for us to adore Christ, veiled behind the doors of this structure.
Tabernacle
____: a vessel, made of gold, that is shaped like a slightly concave disc plate, which holds the Eucharist that the priest will consume. It is so shaped because when the priest lifts it up at the “Through Him, with Him, and in Him…” he offers the Eucharist to God the Father in heaven, and the Eucharist is framed by a golden halo for God to look upon it from heaven.
Paten