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Parts of the Mass
Sacraments
Saints
Liturgical Year
Holy Days
100
The part of the mass in which we participate in the gathering, the greeting, and the Gloria.
What is the Introductory Rites
100
The first sacrament we receive normally as a child. The sacramentals used are chrism, holy water, and a white garment. It signifies our new membership into the Church. This sacrament is a Sacrament of Initiation.
What is Baptism
100
The two events that were appealed to Mary. Mine of the events was when Mary was born without original sin and her womb was getting ready for bearing Jesus. The other event was when she visited Elizabeth, her cousin, to deliver the news. Elizabeth's son lept with joy in her womb.
What is the Immaculate Conception and the Visitation
100
The season of the liturgical year in which we celebrate Jesus' death and birth. The color is purple and it signifies preparation, penance, and repentance.
What is Advent and Lent
100
The birthday of the church.
What is Pentecost
200
The part of the mass in which we participate in the readings where God speaks to us, the Responsorial Psalm, the Gospel, the homily, and the prayer of the faithful.
What is the Liturgy of the Word
200
The second sacrament(s) we receive that signify forgiveness and unity. One sacrament is a Sacrament of Initiation and the other sacrament is a Sacrament of Healing.
What is Penance and Communion
200
The two saints that helped with lepers. One saint was sent to the island of Molokai, Hawaii to help many lepers and build many parishes, hospitals, schools, etc. The other saint helped with lepers as well, but not on the same island.
Who is St. Damien of Molokai and St. Marianne Cope
200
The season in the liturgical year in which we celebrate Jesus' birth and Resurrection. The color is white and gold and it stands for joy, glory, and innocence.
What is Easter and Christmas
200
Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday
What is the Easter Triduum
300
The part of the mass in which we participate in the preparation of the gifts, the consecration, and communion.
What is the Eucharist (Communion Rite)
300
The third sacrament we receive that strengthens our graces of Baptism. The sacramental used is chrism. The bishop is present and it is a Sacrament of Initiation.
What is Confirmation
300
This saint refused to marry the governor's son and was lead through several occasions in which she was tempted by the devil. She was also a martyr.
Who is St. Agnes
300
The season of the liturgical year in which we don't celebrate anything in the liturgical year. The color is green.
What is Ordinary Time
300
The day when Jesus is condemned to death.
What is Holy Thursday
400
The part of the mass in which we participate in the final blessing and when we are sent to speak the Gospel.
What is the Concluding Rites
400
The sacrament that can be received at any time, any age, and several amount of times. It is normally received when someone is ongoing major surgery or if someone is seriously ill. It is a Sacrament of Healing.
What is Anointing of the Sick
400
This saint reformed the Church and established seminaries.
Who is St. Charles Borromeo
400
Red vestments are worn on these two special days.
What is Pentecost and Good Friday
400
The day when Jesus dies on the cross.
What is Good Friday
500
The four parts of the mass.
What is the Introductory Rites, the Liturgy of the Word, the Communion Rites, and the Concluding Rites
500
The two sacraments that any adult can receive that signify love and priesthood. The two keywords are ordination and marriage. They are both Sacraments at the Service of Communion.
What is Matrimony and Holy Orders
500
These two saints devoted their entire life to Jesus and the Church. The one saint was martyr because she wouldn't give up her purity and she was stabbed 14 times. The other saint was a Cure of Ars and spent 16 hours a day hearing confessions from people all over the world.
Who is St. Maria Goretti and St. John Vianney
500
The day when nothing really happens.
What is Holy Saturday