Sacraments
What is a “Sacrament”?
A. A ceremony where you gain another name.
B. A time to confess all of your sins.
C. An outward sign made by Christ to give grace.
C. An outward sign made by Christ to give grace.
What is the Eucharist?
A. The manna that was giving to the Israelites.
B. The real Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ.
C. The meal Jesus ate with Martha and Mary.
B. The real Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Why can priests today change the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Jesus?
A. Jesus gave this power to the Apostles and they gave it to the Bishops and priests who came after them.
B. Jesus gave this power to the Apostles and they gave it to all the members of the church.
A. Jesus gave this power to the Apostles and they gave it to the Bishops and priests who came after them.
Which word means, “the ceremony of the sacrifice of Jesus on the Cross, and the gift of Himself in the Eucharist”?
A. Eucharist
B. Mass
C. Transubstantiation
D. Bible
Which BEST represents the Gospel?
A. Chalice
B. Bible
C. Dove
Bible: The Gospel is the Good news of Jesus Christ read from the Bible by the priest at Mass.
Name the Seven Sacraments.
Baptism, Reconciliation, Holy Eucharist, Confirmation, Holy Matrimony, Holy Orders, and Anointing of the Sick.
Where did Jesus give us the Holy Eucharist?
A. At the last supper.
B. At the wedding in Cana.
C. At the baptism with John the Baptist.
A. At the last supper.
What words must a priest say at Mass for the wine to become the Blood of Christ?
This is the cup of My Blood
Which word means, “the word of God”?
A. Eucharist
B. Mass
C. Transubstantiation
D. Bible
D. Bible
Which picture BEST represents the Bread of Life?
A. Jesus
B. Palm
C. Church
Jesus is the bread of life that takes away the sins of the world. (John 6:51)
What Sacrament are you receiving?
A. 1st Holy Eucharist
B. Confirmation
C. Penance and Reconciliation
A. 1st Holy Eucharist
At the Last Supper, what did Jesus do with the bread and wine
A. Fed over 5,000 people
B. Saved it to be used after he was gone
C. Turned the bread and wine into His body and blood
C. Turned the bread and wine into His body and blood
How do you know that Jesus wanted the priests to turn the bread and wine into His body and blood?
A. He said, “You must do this every Sunday.”
B. He said, “Do this in memory of Me.”
C. He said, “Don’t forget to make the changes.”
B. He said, “Do this in memory of Me.”
Which word means, “the changing of the bread and wine into body and blood”?
A. Eucharist
B. Mass
C. Transubstantiation
D. Bible
C. Transubstantiation
What did Jesus promise to those who eat the Bread of Life?
A. They will live forever.
B. They will have a big fortune.
C. They will never have any more worries.
A. They will live forever.
Which one does NOT belong as a requirement of 1st Holy Communion?
A. Be in the grace of God.
B. Believe it is Jesus you are going to receive.
C. Select a sponsor.
D. Fast for 1 hour.
C. Select a sponsor.
(This is a requirement for Confirmation, not Communion.)
When do the bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Jesus?
A. On Saturday night.
B. On Easter Sunday.
C. During the prayer of Consecration.
D. During the prayer of Confession.
C. During the prayer of Consecration
After the prayer consecrating the Eucharist, are they still bread and wine? Explain.
No. After the prayer of consecration, they are no longer bread and wine, rather, the body and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Which word is a Greek word that means “Thanksgiving”?
A. Eucharist
B. Mass
C. Transubstantiation
D. Bible
A. Eucharist
What is the “Liturgy of the Eucharist”?
A. The first part of Mass.
B. The second part of Mass.
C. The third part of Mass.
B. The second part of Mass.
What is the Eucharistic Prayer?
A. The great prayer of Thanksgiving for Jesus rising from the grave.
B. The great prayer of Thanksgiving for the gift of Jesus in the Eucharist.
C. The great prayer of Thanksgiving for the gift of Jesus being born of Mary.
B. The great prayer of Thanksgiving for the gift of Jesus in the Eucharist.
What words must a priest say at Mass for the bread to become the Body of Christ?
This is My Body
Why is the Mass offered to God?
The mass is offered to God to worship Him, to thank Him, to make up for our sins, and to ask for His help.
What is the Liturgy of the Word?
The Liturgy of the Word is the first main part of the Mass when we listen to God's Word from the readings in the Bible.
What does the Lamb of God do?
He takes away the sins of the world.