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WorksheetsLiturgy Mass
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 10mins
What things are required by someone attending Mass?
Be Conscious
Be active
Fully participate
All of the above
What does being conscious at Mass "basically" mean?
Be awake
Do not make loud snoring noises
Sing loudly
Shake hands with those closest to you at the sign of peace.
The school auditorium is a tough place to pray. What can each person do to transform this tough place to pray into the number 1 prayerful experience?
It depends on the liturgical singers at mass.
It depends on how we conduct ourselves.
Use the sign of peace to shake hands with those nearest us.
Rate Father's homily with fairness.
After the entrance procession and song, how does the priest begin the Mass?
With the sign of the times.
With the signature on the altar.
With the sign of the cross.
All of the above.
When responding to the priest, how loud should our response be?
Loud enough that you can feel the response shake the auditorium.
Loud enough so that your response makes a powerful testament.
Loudly, like when Pope Francis entered Madison Square Garden.
All of the options.
TRUE or FALSE: In Roman Catholic Liturgy, everything (like the songs, the readings, the priest's vestments, etc.) must make sense---that is, work together.
TRUE
FALSE
In the Liturgy, what do red vestments symbolize?
Fire, as in the Holy Spirit
Joy
Ordinary Time
Joyful waiting or sorrow
In the Liturgy, what can white vestments symbolize?
Fire, as in the Holy Spirit
Joy
Ordinary Time
Joyful Waiting or sorrow
In the Liturgy, what can green vestments symbolize?
Fire, as in the Holy Spirit
Joy
Ordinary Time
Joyful waiting or sorrow
In the Liturgy, what can purple or violet vestments symbolize?
Fire, as in the Holy Spirit
Joy
Ordinary Time
Joyful waiting or sorrow
What is the Roman Missal in the Roman Catholic Church?
The weapon used by the Romans that is self-propelled or directed by remote control, carrying a conventional or nuclear explosive.
The book containing the service for each day, to be recited by those in orders in the Roman Catholic Church.
The Holy Bible used at mass that actually contains 73 books for Roman Catholics.
The book containing the prescribed prayers, chants, and instructions for the celebration of Mass
TRUE or FALSE: If you are not like Drake, or at least not talented enough to sing, then you should not be singing the Responsorial Psalm (or any songs for that matter.)
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE: I like Drake
FALSE: Drake doesn't like me (or even know me.)
TRUE or FALSE: The Gospels "basically" are stories of the life of Jesus Christ.
TRUE
FALSE
What is not the most important part of the Mass?
The homily.
The Sign of Peace.
The Eucharistic Prayer.
I don't know, I'm not Roman Catholic.
TRUE or FALSE: The priest, like Lebron James, sometimes has "off days."
TRUE
FALSE
FALSE: Who is Lebron James?
TRUE: I like basketball.
What can make a homily "boring"?
The priest using a monotone voice.
The homily is too long.
The homily is disorganized.
All the options.
What is the point of the Mass?
To meet and greet the priest.
To encounter people from school or the local community (the parish.)
To encounter Jesus Christ.
To respond so loudly that you can feel the auditorium shake.
What is the most important part of the Mass?
As Christians, making the Sign of the Cross.
The Liturgy of the Eucharist.
Making the Sign of Peace so that we can be instruments of peace.
When the priest says, "The Lord be with you", to respond loudly---"AND WITH YOUR SPIRIT!"
What is a paten?
A small plate, usually made of gold, used to hold Eucharistic bread which is to be consecrated during the Mass.
The cup, usually made of gold, that holds the wine which is to be consecrated and become the precious blood.
At the Sign of Peace, it is the friendly act of hitting someone on the back instead of shaking their hands.
None of the options.
What is a chalice?
A small plate, usually made of gold, used to hold Eucharistic bread which is to be consecrated during the Mass.
The cup, usually made of gold, that holds the wine which is to be consecrated and become the precious blood.
At the Sign of Peace, it is when you chat with all your neighbors as you shake their hands.
None of the options.
Why is the paten and chalice usually made of gold and not glass or clay?
To easily reflect the priest so others can see him.
To help avoid breaking either of them.
Because the bread and wind become the true and real presence of Jesus.
None of the options.
What part of the Mass has been unchanged for 2,000 years?
The Sign of Peace.
The words of consecration.
The priest's vestments.
The gold of the paten and chalice.
What do Roman Catholics believe happens when the priest says the words of consecration?
At that moment, Jesus is truly present; in reality, the bread and wine become the body and blood of Jesus Christ.
The bread and wine are only symbols of Jesus Christ.
I'm not Roman Catholic; I don't know what they believe.
None of the options.
How should a person receive communion?
By waving their hands back and forth; that is, by sufficiently separating their hands.
By placing their hand one over the other; that is, by not separating their hands.
By saying loudly, and sincerely: Thank You!
None of the options.
TRUE or FALSE: When receiving communion, a person should delay taking the host into their mouth until they are far away from the priest or Eucharistic Minister or Deacon.
TRUE
FALSE
What does the word Eucharist mean?
It is word of "greeting."
It means "to send prayers and wishes to loved ones."
It means "to give thanks."
None of the options
What is the "source and summit" of the Christian life.
Religion 9 Class.
I'm not Catholic; I don't know.
The Prayer of St. Francis.
The Eucharist.
How many major parts is the Mass divided into?
two
five
three
four
What is the part of the Mass called in which we listen to God's Word from Scripture.
Liturgy of the Eucharist.
The Homily.
The Prayers of the Faithful.
The Liturgy of the Word.
What word is used to describe the priest's action of changing the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ?
Transformation.
Transferring.
Transubstantiation.
None of the options.
TRUE or FALSE: Roman Catholics believe that the Eucharist is only symbolically the Body of Christ.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE: Jesus is contained whole and completely in every single particle of the consecrated host.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE: Jesus is contained whole and completely in every drop of His Precious Blood.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE: Jesus instituted (set in motion or established) the Eucharist on Holy Thursday night.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE: The appearances of the bread and wine normally remain after the consecration.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE: When receiving only the host, you are only receiving part of Jesus.
TRUE
FALSE
What do we call people who are trained to take Holy Communion to the sick or home bound?
Altar servers.
Extraordinary Ministers.
Lectors.
Deacons.
What do Roman Catholics call the host after it has been consecrated by the priest?
The Blessed Sacrament.
The end of Mass.
The Paschal Mystery.
None of the options.
What do Roman Catholics call Jesus' presence in the Blessed Sacrament?
The Paschal Mystery.
The Eucharist.
The Real Presence.
None of the Options.
When was the Eucharist first celebrated?
During the Jewish Passover, because Jesus was Jewish.
At the first Easter.
At the Last Supper.
On the first Christmas Eve.
