Nomenclature
Where the Holy Eucharist is kept in the Church; traditionally it is made of gold or another precious medal and is decorated with an image referencing the Eucharist on the outside
Tabernacle
“Public service” or “Public duty”; has often been misinterpreted in the modern age
Liturgy
These two Sacraments are often referred to as "The Sacraments of Healing"
The Holy Eucharist and Reconciliation/Confession
The Holy Mass began to take shape in the fourth century after the Emperor Constantine established Christianity to be legal in the Roman Empire: True or false?
False; the Holy Mass was established by our Lord on Holy Thursday and was practiced by the early Christians from the time after Jesus' Ascension up to today.
This book of the Bible contains the account of God's Covenant with Abraham
Genesis (Chapter 12/15)
The cup made of precious medals that is used for the Holy Mass
Chalice
To give what is due; in modern times, it is typically associated with God alone
Worship
The Priest and the Congregation serve different roles during the Holy Mass; True or false?
True
The early Christian communities would share their goods and services with each other generously, and offer their material gifts during the Holy Mass: True or false?
True
This book of the Bible contains all the laws of the Old Covenant
Leviticus
The plate made of precious medals that is used for the Holy Mass
Paten
A sacred agreement establishing a relationship between God and His people; contrasted from a contract
Covenant
Another word to describe The Last Supper (Hint: tied to a Jewish ritual)
The New Passover
Where did the early Christians go to listen to the Word of God proclaimed publicly?
The Jewish Synagogues
This book of the Bible describes the plight of the Israelites and their Covenant with God
Exodus
The receptacle for the Holy Eucharist
Ciborium
A male layperson who assists the Priest during the Liturgy; in modern times includes female laypeople
Acolyte
The word that refers to the moment of Consecration, when the Holy Spirit transforms the species of the bread and wine into the species of the Eucharist
Transubstantiation
The name of the Saint who wrote an account (First Apology) concerning the early Christians' rituals and community life in the second century
St. Justin Martyr
This Gospel contains a section referred to as "The Bread of Life Discourse", where Jesus teaches us about the Holy Eucharist
John (Chapter 6)
The hand towel the priest uses after washing his hands with the Lavabo
Maniturge
The first five books of the Bible
Pentateuch
The Faithful are formally required to receive the Holy Eucharist how many times in each Liturgical year (and when)?
Once; During the Easter season
The century when the Roman Canon was used for the Catholic Liturgy, and consequently Latin became the universal language of the Church
The sixth century (700s)
The book of the Bible that shows the spiritual reality present during the Holy Mass
Revelation