Order of Mass
Terms
Eucharist
Confirmation
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What is the first part of mass?

Entrance Chant or Greeting

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What is Sacred Chrism?

A consecrated oil used to administer certain sacraments

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What is the form of the Eucharist?

Words or priest at the consecration ("This is my body")

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What is the matter of Confirmation?

Anointing with the oil

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What is Passover?

The night God passed over houses marked with lamb blood

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What is the second part of mass?

Liturgy of the Word

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What is an extraordinary minister?

A religious person who has been picked by the Bishop to help the priest or bishop distribute Holy Communion

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What is the matter of the Eucharist?

Bread and wine

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What is the form of Confirmation?

"Be sealed with the gift of the Holy Orders"

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What is the purpose of the Introductory Rites?

They bring us together as a worshipping community

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What is the third part of mass?

Offeratory

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What is an Ordinary Minister?

Priests, bishops, or deacons who offer the Eucharist

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Who is the minister of the Eucharist?

A lay person who assists the priest

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Who is the minister of Confirmation?

The bishop

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What is the Eucharistic Prayer?

The high point of Mass

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What comes after the first reading?

The Responsorial Psalm

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What is Eucharistic Adoration?

The practice of praying in front of the Blessed Sacrament
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Who is the recipient of the Eucharist?

Baptized Catholics
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Who is the recipient of Confirmation?

The confirmed

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How is Christ celebrated in the Eucharist?

In the Liturgy - present in the priest
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What comes after the Homily?

The Profession of Faith

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What is a monstrance?

A sacred vessel, usually in the form of a cross

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Where does the bread and wine come from in the Eucharist?

Bread from wheat and Wine from grapes

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What is the Sacrament of Confirmation linked with?

The whole economy of Christian Initiation

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What is the assembly?

A community of believers gathered for worship as the Body of Christ