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WorksheetsCLE 9 Q1 Periodical Exams Review
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 22mins
The Source and Goal of the Liturgy
God, the Father
God, the Son
God, the Holy Spirit
The Holy Catholic Church
The following celebrates the Heavenly Liturgy except
the Martyrs
the Laity
the Saints
the Apostles
One of the essential qualities of the Liturgy is its being "ecclesial". This means that
The Church’s Liturgical prayer is directed to the Father, through His Son, Jesus Christ, in the Holy Spirit.
The liturgy moves us to care for our neighbors and to perform acts of charity most especially to the poor and needy.
The liturgy allows every Christian to hope for salvation.
The liturgy is not pious individualization but rather, it is communal.
Christ's presence in the Liturgy is felt through the following except
in the presence of the priest
in the Bread and Wine
in the congregation gathered around His name
in the grandeur of the parish
The picture depicts that the Church's Liturgy is celebrated through
Holy Images
Singing and Music
Signs and Symbols
Words and Actions
The Liturgy is "eschatological". This means that
The Liturgy leads us to live moral lives.
The liturgy uses signs, symbols, and verbal formula.
The Liturgy is the work of the Holy Trinity.
The liturgy commemorates Christ’s saving Mystery and points to the future glory that is yet to come.
Disposes us by awakening our faith, converting our hearts, and allowing us to adhere to the Divine Will
God, the Father
God, the Son
God, the Holy Spirit
The Holy Catholic Church
This marks the start of the season of Lent.
Christ the King Sunday
Ash Wednesday
Maundy Thursday
Easter Sunday
The following situations show full, conscious, and active participation in the Mass except
reciting the responses during the Mass
singing with the choir
listening attentively to the priest's homily
praying the rosary while the readings are being proclaimed
The sacrament of God's love to man
God, the Father
God, the Son
God, the Holy Spirit
The Holy Catholic Church
This is where the Eucharist is kept for adoration and for later use.
Altar
Pews
Ambo
Taberncale
Jesus celebrated the Liturgy of liturgies with His disciples during
Pentecost
the Last Supper
His Transfiguration
the Wedding at Cana
The fundamental sacrament of Jesus who continues to make Him present in the world today through the celebration of the Sacraments
God, the Father
God, the Son
God, the Holy Spirit
The Holy Catholic Church
This is the culmination of the whole Liturgical year and is called the "Great Sunday".
Easter Sunday
Palm Sunday
Christ the King Sunday
Gaudete Sunday
The Church lives and breathes by celebrating the L (a) .
God breathes new life into the Church day by day and enriches her through His Word and His S (a) .
One of the essential qualities of the Liturgy is that it is S (a) . This means that the Liturgy uses signs, symbols, and verbal formula as devotional aids.
The Liturgy celebrated the Good News of Salvation worked by the Holy Trinity through Jesus' P (a) Mystery.
One of the essential qualities of the Liturgy is that it is ethically oriented. This means that we are called to care for our neighbors and to perform acts of C (a) especially to those who are poor and needy.
The Eternal High Priest of the Liturgy is J (a) .
The E (a) is an invocation to the Holy Spirit to transform the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ.
The purpose of the Sacraments is to S (a) men, to build up the body of Christ, and to give worship to God.
Through the Sacraments, we receive sacramental G (a) .
The Holy Spirit gives us the grace of F (a) so that we may have spiritual understanding and acceptance of God's Word.
The S (a) Liturgy is celebrated by the Church on Earth with Christ as head.
The Liturgical songs and music are expressive prayers dawn from the Holy S (a) and sung by the people.
The season of Christmas in the Litugical calendar, begins with the vigil Mass on December 24 and ends on the feast of the Lord's B (a) .
The C (a) is the house of prayer, gathering, and worship for Christians.
The Season of Ordinary time in the Liturgical Calendar is composed of (a) Sundays.
This is small candle left lit near the tabernacle indicating the presence of Christ in the Blessed Sacrament.
(a)
These are long benches with kneelers, placed in rows used to seat the congregation.
(a)
This is an enclosed stall usually divided by a screen where people confess their sins to a priest.
(a)
This is an elevated reading stand where the Word of God is proclaimed
(a)
This is called the table of the Lord.
(a)
This is the official Divine worship of the Church.
Sacraments
Rosary
Creed
Liturgy
