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Mass as a Pilgrimage Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

"Every time we go to Mass it is like going on a mini ______________."

a)

"journey to a foreign country"

b)

"pilgrimage to a holy place"

c)

"family gathering"

d)

"community service"

2.

Which is the best Description of being Holy/Sacred that we used in class?

a)

It means you have to Fast all the time and do Penance.

b)

It means you have to live a life like the famous Saints.

c)

To be set apart, for the purpose of praising God.

d)

It means you have to live a boring life.

3.

Which is one of the benefits of going on a pilgrimage?

a)

Financial gain

b)

Spiritual Growth

c)

Physical fitness

d)

Social recognition

4.

What does physically going to Mass remind us about our life journey?

a)

It is inevitably going to be boring

b)

We are pilgrims in this life on our way to the Promised Land (Heaven our True Home)

c)

We can't worship God at home or anywhere but a Church so we need to take the journey to get there.

d)

Church, specifically at Mass is the only way to worship God.

5.

What does the word "Eucharist" mean in Greek?

a)

Praise

b)

Thanksgiving

c)

Holy

d)

Communion

6.

What is the best meaning for a Christian Disciple?

a)

Someone who prays a lot and is very holy

b)

Someone who follows Christ

c)

Someone who believes in Christ

d)

Someone who prays the Rosary

7.

What should we ponder when Mass begins as the Processional Cross leads the Procession?

a)

Is it Christ who is leading my life?

b)

Have I been Nice Person?

c)

Are the hymns well sung?

d)

Is the church well-decorated?

8.

What does the Processional Cross symbolize?

a)

The beginning of the Mass

b)

That we Follow Christ

c)

The end of the Mass

d)

The presence of the congregation

9.

What is the purpose of the Penitential Rite?

a)

To celebrate a feast

b)

To reflect on our sins and ask for God's mercy

c)

To read from the Bible

d)

To create a sense of Catholic guilt and make us feel bad about ourselves.

10.

What does sincerely saying the Penitential Rite absolve?

a)

Mortal sin

b)

Venial sin

c)

Original sin

d)

All sins

11.

What does the Penitential Rite remind us of?

a)

The importance of prayer

b)

The need for charity

c)

That we all rely on God's mercy

d)

The significance of fasting

12.

To what is the opening prayer usually connected?

a)

The Homily

b)

The Hymns

c)

A Feast, Saint or Liturgical Season

d)

The Catechism of the Catholic Church

13.

What is the purpose of listening and letting the Holy Spirit speak to us through Scripture at Mass?

a)

To make sure the Scriptures entertain us

b)

To make sure the Scriptures guide our lives

c)

To have the Scriptures confuse us

d)

To hear stories to make ourselves feel better about ourselves.

14.

What is the practice we spend the 1st 10 minutes of every class with most days that helps prepare us for listening to the Scriptures at Holy Mass?

a)

Sacred Reading Time

b)

Lectio Divina

c)

Prayer Time

d)

Meditation

e)

Carpe Diem

15.

Which of the following should one do during the Gospel reading?

a)

Sit down

b)

Stand

c)

Kneel

d)

Lie down

16.

What is the purpose of the prayers of the faithful in the context of petitions?

a)

To ask for personal wealth

b)

To pray for local and world needs, asking for God's help

c)

To celebrate a festival

d)

To give thanks for food

17.

Is it acceptable to think about your petitions even if they are not said aloud?

a)

Yes, it is acceptable

b)

No, it is not acceptable

c)

Only if you are alone

d)

Only during special occasions

18.

What do we Remember, Celebrate and Make Present at the Mass?

a)

The Passover from the Book of Exodus

b)

The Paschal Mystery

c)

The 12 Apostles

d)

The Kingdom of David

19.

What does the Eucharistic Prayer (specifically at the Consecration) make truly present in the Bread and Wine?

a)

The Spirit of Christ

b)

The Teachings of Christ

c)

Christ's Body and Blood

d)

The Memory of Christ

20.

At what words does Transubstantiation happen on the bread during the Eucharistic Prayer?

a)

This is my Body which is given up for you.

b)

Remember me in your prayers.

c)

Bless this food and drink.

d)

Praise be to God.

21.

What is lifted during the Eucharistic Prayer after the words of Consecration?

a)

The Bible

b)

The Host and Chalice

c)

The Cross

d)

The Candle

22.

Which of the following is one of the effects of partaking in Communion/Eucharist?

a)

It transforms us to become Christ’s body/presence for others.

b)

It grants us eternal life immediately.

c)

It absolves all our sins without confession.

d)

It guarantees material wealth.

23.

If we are a Catholic and in a State of Grace (No Mortal Sins) What Sacrament are we partaking in at the Mass?

a)

Baptism

b)

Confirmation

c)

Communion/Eucharist

d)

Anointing of the Sick

24.

What is the purpose of the Processional Cross leading us out of Mass after the final Blessing?

a)

To Show Appreciation for the Priest and show our triumph over the world

b)

To Remind us to follow Christ in our everyday lives out in the world.

c)

To allow the priest, and those serving the Mass, to get out before everyone leaves.

d)

To let us know Mass is over so we can go back to our normal lives.

25.

What are the two main elements of the Mass?

a)

The Processional and the Recessional

b)

The Scriptures (Word) and the Eucharist

c)

The Homily and the Prayers

d)

The Hymns and the Offerings