Sacraments!

The Last Supper was a ________ seder meal.

Process to explain how ordinary bread and wine become the body blood soul and diviity of Christ.

Which of these is not a Sacrament of Initiation?

Which is an effect of Baptism?

We see water use as a type for baptism in the stories of…

What act by the bishop is a sign for the sealing of the Holy Spirit

Uninterrupted passing on of preaching and authority from the Apostles to their successors the bishops and through today.

Ven. Fulton Sheen said whole of the Christian life is in two words… _____

The historical and biblical event in which the Holy Spirit descended upon the Apostles.

“By the mystery of this water and wine, may we come to share in the divinity of Christ ... to share in our humanity”

We saw wine used as a sign of Christ’s saving presence at ___________.

One of the three Sacraments of Initiation in which the Holy Spirit is outpoured onto the faithful recipient.

the “logos”, which means he is what that dwells among us

Receiving the Eucahrist by “viaticum” means to receive food for the ____________.

First Reading comes from...

We can define sin using all these terms except…

In one sense, due to anamnesis, the Last Supper is in one sense the ___________________.

The etymology of the word “Eucharist”

Which is not an act of the penitent in the Sacrament of Reconciliation? 

When we say “Last Rites” we mean a combination of three sacraments, all of these except…

Glory to God in the highest!

Second reading comes from....

The lighted candle received at baptism symbolizes the light of

Anamanesis mens _________ that is past, present, and future

The observable characteristics of something

Jesus was baptized in what river?

Perfumed olive oil consecrated by a bishop which is used in the Sacraments.

When is Anointing of the Sick meant to be used?

Baptism impacts an indeliable sacramental character and can never be ________

The sacraments work “ex opere operato”, which translates to ______________

on the night he was betrayed and entered willingly into his Passion.. etc

We are baptized and are called to be ‘king’ in the sense that we are called to…

The Eucharist is is the ________ and the summit of the Christian life

Known as the opening prayer at Mass that gathers us all in.

We also see bread named _________ to come to the aid of the Israelites during the events of Exodus.

The spiritual essence of something

Which of the following is not a way to describe liturgy

Candidate renounces satan and professes faith in God

Rite on the first Sunday in Lent in which the Church accepts those who are preparing to enter the Church at Easter.

Water is a symbol of what two things?

Anointing of the Sick  has been known as “Extreme Unction” or

We first saw bread and wine in Salvation History with the priest _____________

At Confirmation, the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit are ____________.

Save us savier of the world by your cross and resurrection, you have set us free

A special gift or grace of the Holy Spirit given to an individual or community for the building up of the Church.

Call to mind our sins

What the end goal one wished to achieve from the act

When we talk about the sacraments, what is meant by “matter”?

Pray brothers and sisters that my sacrifice and yours may be acceptable to God the Almighty Father

What is the requisite act of the priest in the Sacrament of Reconciliation ?

 The act committed

Which is an effect of Baptism?

The process by which Christians are taught the essential truths of the faith.

Make holy therefore these gifts, by sending down your spirit upon them like the dewfall

Age requirement to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation

Sin comes from the greek word “hamartia” meaning to _____________.

When we talk about the sacraments, what is meant by the “form”?

and the word became flesh and made his _________ among us John 1:14

Comes from the Book of Psalms..

The practice of individual confession has its origins from a group of monks in _______

This is my body which will be poured out for you

We are baptized and are called to be ‘prophet’ in the sense that we are called to…

...There are four of them...

Sacrament is as an __ sign of Grace, instituted by Christ, entrusted to the Church, by which divine life is dispensed

__________ are objects or actions that point to a greater reality.

______________ is the Church’s living teaching office, which consists of all the bishops, in communion with the Pope.

The process by which a non-Catholic is prepared to become a full member of the Church.

Instruction/period of ongoing formation after the Sacraments of Initiation have been celebrated.

The Eucharist is is the source and the _________ of the Christian life

Which is an effect of Baptism?

Our prayer united with all the Saints in Heaven

We are baptized and are called to be ‘priest’ in the sense that we are called to…

An unbaptized person who is preparing for Baptism into the Church.

Rite (during the 3rd-5th Weeks of Lent) that supports and strengthens those being prepared.

The “breaking of bread” is a nod to the story of Christ appearing to the disciples on the road to ...

This is my body which will be given up for you

In the church, we have many ______________ which is an established form of words and actions with meaning.

What all liturgies begin and end with

Wash away my iniquities and cleanse me of my sin

The surrounding elements that contributed to the act

A mortal sin is considered such if what set of conditions are met…

Baptism comes from the Greek word baptizein meaning ....

What act by the bishop is a sign for the descent of the Holy Spirit