THEO 2 MIDTERM

•  What does the Eucharist make present? 


  Christ's Exodus
• What religion believes that Jesus is in the Body and Blood after the bread is consecrated?

  Catholic
• Which of these is not a part of The Liturgy of the Word? 

  Prayers of Conclusion
•  It is the invocation of God's Mercy. This is the opportune time to acknowledge our unworthiness before the Lord.

  Penitential Act 
• Which of these is not a part of the Liturgy of the Eucharist?

  General Intercessions
• The word eucharist come from the Greek word eucharistein, which means... 

  To give thanks 
•  Who is the supreme worshipper of the Father?

  Jesus 
• Jesus instituted the sacrament of communion on which Jewish holiday? 

  Passover 
• Enumerate the two major parts of the mass.

  *In Chronological Order

  Liturgy of the Word

  Liturgy of the Eucharist
•  It is the part of the mass wherein Christ is approaching in the person of the priest. 

  Procession 
• In the Eucharist, to whom are our prayers directed? 

   God the Father
• Who instituted the Eucharist? 

  Christ 
•  When was the eucharist instituted? 

  Last Supper
• what are the three essential elements of Jesus' Paschal Mystery?

  (In Chronological Order) 

  1. Passion 
  2. Death
  3. Resurrection 
•  According to him, through the mystery of the Eucharist, the sacrifice of the Cross which was once offered on Calvary, is remarkably reenacted and constantly recalled.

  Pope Paul VI
• It is the fulfillment of Jesus' sacrificial act and the sign of the Father's acceptance of his sacrifice.

  Resurrection 
• Where should the FIRST READING be taken?

   Old Testament 
• It is the act of calling down the Holy Spirit.

  Epiclesis 
•  It is the brief recitation of the Gospel and salvation history. 

  Memorial acclamation
• It is the act of recalling and making present the last supper.


   Institution narrative 
• "Lord I am not worthy to enter under your roof, but only say the word and my soul shall be healed." Where was this prayer before communion was taken? 

  Roman Centurion
• It reminds us that Jesus is the sacrificial victim.

  Lamb of God 
• What do we call to the act of praying through Christ with Christ and in Christ? 

  Doxology 
• In this part of the mass, we are invited to unite our prayers to God so that they may be accepted worthy in His presence. 

   Prayer over offering
• It is the part of the pass where angels surround God's throne and singing.

  Sanctus 
• It is a kind of conversation that intends to unpack or reveal the meaning of the gospel.

  Homily 
• It is considered as the heart of the Eucharist, where the celebrant acts in the person of Christ as head of his body, the Church. 

  Eucharistic prayer 
•  It is the term we used, as we are making the sacrifice of Jesus present and all the good things he has done.

  Anamnesis 
• This part of the mass aims to invoke God's presence, blessing, and help. 

  Prayers of the faithful 
• This part of the mass intends to unite Catholics in their common commitment to Christ. 

  Creed 
•  It is the moment when the bread and wine changed substance into the body and blood of Jesus. 

  Transubstantiation 
• In this part of the mass, it reminds us that we're about to hear Jesus' story. ry. 

  Alleluia 
• This part of the mas represents the divinity and humanity of Jesus that cannot be separated.

  Co-mingling
•  These materials represent the products of the earth, work of our hands


  Bread and wine 
• What part of the mass ends with doxology?

  Anamnesis 
• It is the part of the mass where our sacrifices are collectively brought up and present to the Lord. 

   Preparation of Altar and Gifts
• It's a reminder of Jesus to all of us before we offer to God at the alter. e alter. 

  Sign of Peace 
• It brings out the inner relationship between being reconciled with God and being reconciled with our neighbor.


  Reconciliation
• What is the purpose of the process of conversion in the sacrament of Reconciliation?

  To experience God's love and mercy 
•  It emphasizes communitarian and ecclesial action. 

  Confession