WorksheetsCatholic Mass Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 28mins
In the Introductory Rites I am the prayer asking for healing and forgiveness.
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I am an action reminding that we are people on the way to our Father.
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I am the Church’s prayer asking for a special grace.
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I begin the Liturgy the Word.
Opening Prayer
Preface
Second Reading
First Reading
I say what I believe when I say this prayer.
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I am the part of the Mass when the priest or deacon explains the readings.
Gospel
Homily
Second Reading
I am the word of praise that announces the Gospel.
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You pray me after the first reading. I am short little prayers.
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I am the prayers that you ask God for the blessing for all the people.
Prayers of the Faithful
Universal Prayer
Petitions
General Intercessions
I begin the Eucharistic Prayer. I am the prayer of praise.
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I end the Eucharistic Prayer. I am a powerful acclamation.
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I begin the Liturgy of the Eucharist. This is when the gifts are brought to the altar, the priest washes his hands, and the water is mixed with the wine.
Offertory
Eucharistic Prayer
Communion
I am when the priest changes the bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ.
Consecration
Gospel
Communion
I am when the priest breaks the bread and prepares it to be eaten. While this is being done we say the Lamb of God.
Breaking of the Bread
Breaking of the Wine
I am when we ask God for the Peace of Christ and then wish peace to one another.
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I am the prayer that Jesus taught us that we pray together.
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I am the time that you kneel down and have a “heart to heart” talk with Jesus.
Quiet Prayer
Quit Prayer
Loud Prayer
Gospel
I am when you respond “Thanks be to God.”
First Reading
Second Reading
Dismissal
I am the prayer which ends in the Sign of the Cross during the Closing Rite.
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I am what the word Eucharist means.
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I am the word that means “this is true” or “yes.”
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I am the book that the readings and the Gospel are read from.
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I am the person who leads or celebrates the Mass.
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I am a person other than a priest that distributes Communion.
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What does the word Mass mean? (In religion class)
The amount of matter something has
To send out
To be angry and mean
The end
