Sacramental 1
Sacramental 2
Liturgical Objects
Liturgical Calendar
Liturgical Colors
100

A sign of God’s loving presence with us now is a _________.

sacrament

100

Something __________ is a blessing, an action, or an object that reminds us of Christ's presence with us and God's care for us.

sacramental

100

The vessel which holds the wine that becomes the Precious Blood of Christ.

Chalice

100

The cycle of seasons and feasts celebrating the presence of the risen Christ with us always.

Liturgical year

100

The natural color of life, points to the hope of life eternal.

Green, it is used in Ordinary Time.

200

A prayer praising or thanking God for someone or something and asking God to be present.

Blessing

200

Name sacramental items that are signs of God's presence.

Examples: crucifix, medal, Holy water, rosary, statue, candle, Bible, palm

200

A golden vessel with a lid that is used for the distribution and reservation of Hosts.

Ciborium

200

The 4 weeks of preparation before Christmas.

Advent

200

This color symbolizes light, purity, innocence, joy, and glory.

White, it is used on certain feast days and during the Christmas and Easter Season. It may also be used in Masses for the dead.

300

Who receives the sacrament of Holy Orders?

Bishops, priests, and deacons

300

The crucifix if a sacramental sign that Jesus ___________.

a. Died for us

b. Saved us

c. Loved us

d. All of the above

a. Died for us

300
The golden "plate" that holds the bread that becomes the Sacred Body of Christ.

Paten

300

The 40 days of preparation before Easter.

Lent

300

This color connotes both fire and blood.

Red, it is used on the feasts of martyrs, on Masses of the Holy Spirit, on the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, on Palm Sunday, and on similar feasts.

400
In the story of Our Lady and Juan Diego, what did they name the Church?

Our Lady of Guadalupe

400

What is the name of our Church/Parish?

Christ the King/Chúa Kitô Vua

400

The book containing the ceremonial instructions and prayers for the celebration of Mass.

The Roman Missal

400

Name the 3 days leading up to Easter Sunday. What is the collective name for these days?

Maundy Thursday/Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday; the Triduum

400

This color symbolizes melancholy and somberness.

Violet/Purple, it is used in penitential seasons (Advent and Lent), and it may be used in Masses for the dead.

500

BONUS: What is your Giáo Lý teacher’s name?

Cô Châu

500

BONUS: How many times does the bell ring during mass?

3 (once when the priest extends his hands over the bread and wine to call down the Holy Spirit, once as the priest holds up the consecrated bread, and once as the priest holds up the chalice with the precious blood.)

500

This is prepared and blessed every year at the Easter Vigil. This light stands near the altar during the Easter Season and near the baptismal font during the rest of the year. It may also stand near the casket during the funeral rites.

A new Paschal candle

500

This day marks the end of the Easter season. And how many days after Easter does it take place?

Pentecost, this day celebrates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles (tongues of fire), the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the first disciples gathered in Jerusalem. It occurs 50 days after Easter.

500

This color symbolizes joy in the midst of a penitential season (between violet and white). It may only be worn on two days of the year.

Rose/Pink, it is used on Gaudete Sunday (Third Sunday of Advent) and Laetare Sunday (Fourth Sunday of Lent)