Unit 2 Review(Lesson 8 through 10)

Liturgical prayer is always addressed to ______.

• Joseph

• Mary

• God the Father

• Jesus

The ______ is the Church’s greatest celebration.

• Mass

• Consecration

• Word

• Eucharist

At the ______, the bread and wine truly and sacramentally become the Body and Blood of Christ.

• Paschal Mystery

• Mass

• Eucharist

• Consecration

Christ’s ______ is made present again at every Mass through the power of the Holy Spirit and through the words and actions of the priest.

• Paschal Mystery

• Mass

• Eucharist

• Consecration

The Liturgy of the ______ is the part of the Mass that includes Scripture readings, a homily, and the Profession of Faith.

• Paschal Mystery

• Consecration

• Word

• Liturgy

The ______ is the official, public prayer of the Church, the high point of which is the Eucharist.

• Paschal Mystery

• Liturgy

• Mass

• Word

The Liturgy of the ______ is the part of the Mass that includes the Presentation and Preparation of the Gifts, the Eucharistic Prayer, and the Communion Rite.

• Paschal Mystery

• Liturgy

• Eucharist

• Consecration

____ is the change of the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ.

• Liturgical Prayer

• Transubstantiation

• Consecration

• Liturgy

The priest or deacon preaches a ____ to help us reflect on the readings at Mass.

• homily
• sermon

• lesson

• reading

The proclamation of the ____ is the high point of the Liturgy of the Word.

• Gospel
• 2nd reading

• Gospel Acclamation

• 1st reading