During the _________________ the priest or deacon explains the readings.

What do we call the host after it has been consecrated by the priest?

Referred to as the source and summit of our faith.

We receive the Body and Blood of Christ in this specific sacrament.

Who instituted the Eucharist in fulfillment of his promise to remain with us after death?

Which Sacrament makes present the death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ?

According to the Gospels, the Last Supper was celebrated during which Jewish feast?

The word Eucharist comes from a Greek word that means ________.

Christ is present in the Eucharist.

During the Eucharist, we participate in the _________. (choose all that apply)

The Greek title for Jesus in the Gospel of John that refers to the Word who "became flesh / and made his dwelling among us"

In the New Testament, the ________ of loaves and fishes to feed multitudes prefigures the Eucharist.

Refers to the making present of the Paschal Mystery, Christ's work of salvation.

Also called the Lord's Supper.

The ________ is the central part of the Christian liturgical celebration.

The sufferings of Jesus during his final days in this life: his agony in the garden at Gethsemane, his trial, and his Crucifixion.

New Testament scriptural background for the Eucharist in which Jesus turns water into wine.

Old Testament story that prefigured the Eucharist.

Which of the four gospels DOES NOT record an account of the Last Supper?

The Eucharist is a sacrament of Initiation

the belief that the elements of the Lord's Supper actually change their substance

The Eucharist is where our faith comes from, therefore it is the ________ of Christian faith.

The Eucharist is where everything we do in our lives finds meaning, therefore it is the _________ of Christian faith.

Passover is a Christian feast day.

The totality of who someone is.

The second main part of the Eucharistic celebration, in which we enter into Christ’s Paschal Mystery in the most direct way

Also known as the congregation, a community of believers gathered for worship as the Body of Christ.

Jesus is symbolically present in the bread and wine at Mass.

Means invocation in Greek; the priest asks the Father to send the Holy Spirit upon the offerings.

Means "service"

Confirmation is a sacrament of initiation

Who is the minister for Confirmation?

Which is the true statement?

Which Sacrament forgives Original Sin?

Confirmation

Living Water (water that quenches our thirst) is received at

The Gifts of the Holy Spirit are given at the Sacrament of

What happens during confirmation (choose all that apply)

Sacraments are always celebrated in a community

What is a sacrament?

Sacraments take ordinary things and make them extraordinary.

Discernment is the process of evaluating the direction of our life journey.

Fifty days after Easter

The permanent mark on your soul that is formed by God.

Having a right perspective of God's almighty power and love, and our place in creation

Reverence; to know that the God who created the universe deserves love and praise

To persist in doing the right thing with courage, no matter what

To know God and God's plan of salvation

Knowing the difference between right and wrong, and to choose what's right.

Comprehending the mysteries of our faith as best we can and why it's important

Knowing what is truly important.

The scriptural basis for the Sacrament of Confirmation

Select the FOUR symbols of the Sacrament of Confirmation

The power/authority of the apostles passed on to the next generations of bishops

What age does the Church consider to be the "age of reason" and old enough to be confirmed?

Baptism has roots in Jewish practices.

Why was Jesus baptized by John?

What is a "Trinitarian Baptism"?

Water symbolizes life, but not death.

Baptism is the first of the Seven Sacraments.

There are four Sacraments of Initiation.

Which of the following IS NOT a Sacrament of Initiation?

In Baptism, we are called to be all of the following EXCEPT...

This word comes from the Greek word that means "to plunge."

An unbaptized person who is preparing for full initiation into the Catholic Church by engaging in formal study, reflection, and prayer.

Baptism frees us from...

When does someone become part of the common priesthood of the faithful?

Which symbol represents new life in Christ?

Which symbol represents a baptized child as priest, prophet, and king?

Which symbol represents being "enlightened" by Christ?

Which of the following IS NOT a scriptural story in which water is a powerful symbol?

Which of the following is an effect of Baptism?

In case of emergency, anyone can baptize someone using the Trinitarian formula.

What are the TWO essential elements of baptism?

When someone dies because of their faith in Christ, yet hasn't been baptized

Those who die without Baptism yet have lived good, truth-seeking lives experience this type of baptism

Catechumens who die while preparing to be baptized miss the opportunity to be saved.