The Introductory Rites
Do we sit or stand during the Entrance Hymn
Stand.
A lector reads from the Old Testament.
The First Reading.
We receive the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ.
Holy Communion.
We receive God's blessing before dismissal.
You should fast for this long before receiving the Eucharist.
One hour.
A hymn (song) that is played at the beginning of Mass to welcome everyone.
Entrance Song
The priest or deacon reads from the bible, from the books of "Matthew, Mark, Luke or John".
What sacrament do we celebrate during the Mass
The Eucharist or Holy Communion
True or False: Leaving church after your receive Communion is appropriate?
False
The second part of the bible, where the Gospels are found is called?
The New Testament
After the entrance song and Penitential Act we also praise God in song by singing the ...
The Gloria.
What is your response to "The Lord be with you".
"And with your spirit!"
We say this "Lord's Prayer" before the Communion Rite.
The Our Father.
This is when we leave in peace, glorifying God, and genuflecting after leaving our pew.
Can non-Catholics receive Holy Communion.
No.
Before entering the pew, we should kneel and make the sign of the cross. This is called?
What is genuflecting.
What's it called when the priest or deacon explains the Gospel reading.
What is the Homily
We bring the gifts of bread and wine to the altar.
The Presentation of the Gifts
What is the name of the Gold box that stores the Body of Christ?
The Tabernacle
What color does the Priest wear during Ordinary Time?
Green.
We remember our sins and ask God for his help.
The Penitential Act.
What is it called when the lector reads prayers and intentions for the Pope and our community.
Prayers of the Faithful.
When the Priest Consecrates the bread and wine, into the Body and Blood of Jesus, what are we reenacting?
The Last Supper.
The times we are called to celebrate Mass for special days that are not on a Sunday are called?
Holy days of Obligation.
What are the next 3 words in this prayer..." Our Father,
Who art in Heaven.