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What is the highest form of prayer in the Catholic Church?
Eucharist
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Why do Catholic churches vary in design and style?
To accommodate the celebration of the
mass
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What is the purpose of the lectern in a Catholic Church?
To proclaim the
readings
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How many readings are typically included in a Sunday Mass?
Four
readings
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What do Christians believe about the Bible during Mass?
It is the
Word of God
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What is the significance of the altar in a Catholic Church?
It is a place of
sacrifice
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What happens to the bread and wine during the Mass?
They are
consecrated
and become
Christ's
body and blood
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Where are consecrated hosts kept after Mass?
In the
tabernacle
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What is the purpose of the crucifix in a Catholic Church?
To remind of
Jesus's
suffering
and sacrifice
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How does the local church serve as a space for private prayer?
It provides a safe and
sacred environment
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What features of a church help create an environment for prayer?
Design and decoration reflecting
God's
characteristics
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What do votive candles represent in a church?
Prayers for
particular
persons or needs
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What are the Stations of the Cross used for?
Inspiration for prayer, especially during
Lent
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What changes occurred in church architecture after Vatican II?
Altar
moved forward for priest to face congregation
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What shape were Catholic churches typically built in before the 1960s?
Cruciform
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Why did the altar's position change after Vatican II?
To involve the
congregation
more in the Mass
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How do Catholic and Protestant views differ regarding the altar?
Catholics see it as a place of
sacrifice
, Protestants as a
table
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What image of Christ do Catholics prefer?
A crucifix showing the
crucified
Christ
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What do some Christians prefer instead of a crucifix?
An empty cross emphasizing
resurrection
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What does the image of the risen Christ symbolize?
The importance of
resurrection
over crucifixion
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What are the common features included in a Catholic Church for the celebration of the Mass?
Lectern
for readings
Altar
for sacrifice
Tabernacle
for reserved hosts
Crucifix as a reminder of suffering
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What are the key differences between Catholic and non-Catholic churches regarding the Eucharist?
Catholics view the Eucharist as a
real sacrifice
on an altar.
Protestants
see it as a
memorial
on a table.
Catholics prefer a
crucifix
; Protestants may prefer an
empty cross
or
risen Christ
.
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