Which of the following best describes the Eucharist as a Sacrament of Initiation?

Which Jewish holiday is most associated with the Eucharist?

Which of the following is not a characteristic of covenants?

Which scripture passage established the Eucharist as a Sacrament & provided the form?

In transubstantiation, the bread/wine's ___ stay(s) the same while the ___ changes.

Which terms refers to the bread and wine separately containing the entire substance of Jesus?

What is this Eucharistic practice called?

What instrument is in the picture?

Which of the following was not a lens through which we could view the Eucharist?

Which term refers to the "reminiscing" or "re-presenting" of the Last Supper and Jesus' death, resurrection, and ascension?

Which of the following is not a fruit of receiving the Eucharist?

In horizontal communion, we are being united with...

(Referencing the implications of the Eucharist) Because we receive the Eucharist, we should also...

Which of the following is not a norm for reception?

Which of the following allows a priest to consecrate the Eucharist?

Because priests and bishops have received an indelible mark during their ordination, they are able to act -------- which means that Christ can be uniquely present in the minister when they are offering the Sacraments.

What is the difference between an "open communion" and a "closed communion"?

Excommunication is the _____ of warnings to an individual.

If a scientist observed a consecrated host under a microscope, they wouldn't observe any difference between this host and an unconsecrated host.

This is a non-biological way to create a family. It requires a sacrifice and cannot be broken; if it is violated, then it must be repaired.

This philosophical term refers to the essence or nature of a thing; it cannot change.

This philosophical term refers to the qualities of a thing that can change over time, either physically (hair, height) or non-physically (intelligence, maturity).

Citing the resources offered in our Real Presence of Christ worksheet, which of the following is not a source for the Catholic Church's belief in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist?

Which Scripture passage foreshadows the use of bread as a thanksgiving sacrifice after Abram saves Lot?

What vocabulary term refers to God offering grace through the Sacraments for our salvation?

When we re-member something, we make the past… what?

In this Scripture passage, the sacrifice of an unblemished lamb to save the Israelites foreshadows the death of Jesus for our salvation. This is memorialized in the Eucharist.

Which of the following is not a Jewish celebration or sacrifice of thanksgiving that is incorporated into the Eucharist?

Which passage provides the form of the Sacrament, institutes the Sacrament, and makes a reference to the creation of a New Covenant?

Which Scripture passage - involving two disciples meeting Jesus as they leave Jerusalem - involves the explaining of Scripture and the breaking of bread (a proto-Mass)?

This is one of the foundation Scripture passages for the Catholic Church’s belief in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. After his disciples hear Jesus proclaim that they eat His flesh and drink His blood, some of them leave him. This passage also allows us to believe the Eucharist is spiritual nourishment

“The Eucharist is the ________ of the Christian life.”

In this Scripture passage, Paul communicates that participating in the Eucharist means participating in the Body of Christ (the Church). In this passage, he articulates that one ought not to receive the Eucharist if they are in a state of mortal sin.

Which of the following ways is not a reason to claim the Eucharist as the source and summit of Christian life?

Where in the Mass is the altar prepared for the Eucharistic sacrifice as we also prepare for the great prayer and meal that is to follow?

What is the principal prayer of the Church?

At this point, the priest asks God to send down the Holy Spirit in anticipation of the transformation of the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Jesus.

We are invited by the priest to "reminisce" or "re-present" the Last Supper & Jesus's death, resurrection, and ascension into heaven.

During this part of the Mass, one is intimately united with Christ by receiving his Body and Blood.

What part of the Mass is this?

Through which of the following ways do we perceive Christ in the Mass? Select all that apply.