Eucharist

When fleeing from Egypt, the only bread the Jews could take with them was ___ bread.

__ means Holy Spirit comes upon gifts to make them holy & become the Body and Blood of Christ.

__means showing respect for the Body and Blood of Christ by certain gestures.

Because Sunday was the day Christ rose from the dead, Sunday is called the "___."

In the New Testament, Jesus' multiplication of the loaves and fishes prefigures___.

___assists the bishop and priest in celebrating the Sacraments especially Eucharist.

The Eucharist always will be at the heart of the Church's ___.

___ Means the Eucharist is not merely a symbol of Christ's presence; rather, Christ himself.

The round dish to hold the Host.

The profession of faith or ___reminds us of our faith's truthes and prepares us for Eucharist.

The Latin word ___ means dismissal.

When the Israelites had nothing to eat in the desert, God sent bread from heaven called ___.

___ is a sacred vessel where the consecrated Host (Blessed Sacrament) is placed for adoration

___ provides a moment for repentance of sin in silence before receiving Eucharist.

Jesus identified with ___ among us.

Christ is present here in the celebration of the Eucharist.

Contains consecrated Hosts that are taken to the sick and dying. A light is burning before it.

Jesus used the miracle at Cana of the water turned into wine to ___

The dismissal reminds us that we are sent into the world by___ to do his work & follow his way.

The Eucharist fulfills our ___ call to form one body with the church.

The dismissal sends us forth to accomplish ___ will in the world.

A white linen cloth the priest uses to clean his hands, the chalice and the paten.

The Eucharist is a sacrament of ___, a sign of unity, a bond of charity.

The word ___ means "with you on the way" and is the Eucharist given to the dying.

Eucharist is also called the Mass or Lord's Supper based on a word for ___.

__ is the vessel into which the wine is poured.

The ___ is the sign and cause of our union with Christ.

The Lamb of God is a symbol of the___ of Christ and the Eucharist.

Square white linen cloth upon which all sacred vessels are placed during Mass.