Why is Eucharist known as a sacrifice?

Jesus offered Himself to God as a sacrifice in place of us

During the Last Supper, Jesus instituted the Holy Eucharist by saying...

"This is my body, this is my blood"

What happens to the bread and wine after transubstantiation?

Only the physical appearances remain the same

You should only receive communion if you:

Are in a state of grace, been to confession and fasted

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The Eucharist

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1
Who is the Eucharist offered to?
Yourself
Virgin Mary
Jesus
God
2
Why is Eucharist known as a sacrifice?
Eating the bread is a sacrifice to my tastebuds
We sacrifice our time to go to Mass
We give thanks to Jesus through a human sacrifice
Jesus offered Himself to God as a sacrifice in place of us
3
What do you say after receiving both sacraments?
Cheers
Hallelujah
Praise be to God
Amen
4
What age is one allowed to receive the Eucharist for the first time?
Age of reason
6 years old
Grade 5/6
Age of knowledge
5
When was the Eucharist instituted?
The Last Supper
Mother's Day
Christmas
Easter
6
What does the Bread & Wine symbolise?
Heart & Soul of Christ
Body & Blood of Christ
Brains & Veins of Christ
Fingers & Toes of Christ
7
During the Last Supper, Jesus instituted the Holy Eucharist by saying...
"Let's party like its 4 BC"
"I am the bread of life, feed my sheep"
"Is this gluten free?"
"This is my body, this is my blood"
8
You are only allowed to receive the Eucharist once a day
True
False
9
The Eucharist is also known as:
Holy Sacrifice
All of the above
The Lord's Supper
Holy Communion
10
What does the word "Eucharist" mean?
Sacrifice from Jesus
Communion
Thanksgiving
Holy Snack
11
What happens to the bread and wine after transubstantiation?
Remains unchanged
Nothing is left of the bread and wine
Only the physical appearances remain the same
Tastes better
12
The Eucharist is the:
5th sacrament
4th sacrament
3rd sacrament
2nd sacrament
13
You should only receive communion if you:
Haven't sinned in the past 24 hours
Came early to Mass and sang the songs
Fully understand the Eucharist
Are in a state of grace, been to confession and fasted
14
How often should Catholics receive the Holy Communion?
Every third Sunday
Once a year
As often as they attend Mass
Only on special occasions

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