The sacrificial nature of the Eucharist recalls Christ’s atonement for our sins.

Fill in the blank: The ________ broke the relationship between God and humanity and between humanity and creation.

Sacrifices of animals completely wiped out the punishment for sin.

Fill in the blank: Jesus takes the ________ of the world on himself.

Who is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world?

Fill in the blank: The angel of death passes over us (like the Israelites of Old) with the sacrifice of ________.

Fill in the blank: Jesus offers us ________ from sin and eternal life through him.

The Eucharist is the final Sacrament of _______ into the Church.

Fill in the blank: The Eucharist is the _______ food that sustains us along the way and helps the Church grow.

Bread and wine have been basic forms of sustenance for our bodies and human fellowship since ________.

The human ritual of eating and drinking together symbolized a covenant relationship: they unite distinct parties into ________.

What does 'atone' mean? Fill in the blank: Atone means to make an offering of _______ as an expression of sorrow for an offense.

Fill in the blank: The practice of animal sacrifice in the Jewish Temple tradition ended with the destruction of the temple in _______.

What is the most important meal God instituted in the Old Testament?

The Passover commemorates when the Angel of Death passed over the homes of the _____

They had no time to wait for the dough to rise so what type of bread did the Israelites hurriedly make for Passover?

Covenant Meals in the Old Testament: The Passover provides the background for the celebration of the _______ at Mass.

God continued using ______ as a sign of His covenant.

This desert manna prefigures the ______.

Fill in the blank: The multiplication of loaves and fish anticipates how Jesus will provide ______ food to nourish His disciples.

In the Bread of Life Discourse, Jesus promises bread from Heaven that provides ______ life.

Jesus’ promise is fulfilled when He instituted the Eucharist.

In the Bread of Life discourse in John 6, the disciples __________ Jesus because the commandment to eat his flesh and drink his blood for eternal life is a teaching that "is too difficult."

The celebration of the Eucharist is also our thanksgiving to God for saving us from Sin.

Fill in the blank: The changing of the bread and wine to flesh and blood symbolizes how the Church becomes the _________.

Fill in the blank: The Church draws her life from the _________?

When the Church consumes the Body of Christ, she becomes what she consumes.

God makes physical food spiritual food.

Spiritual Food: When we consume the Son of God we are drawn into His own _____?

Spiritual Food: God turns our natural gifts into supernatural gifts.

Fill in the blank: God communes with us by coming to us through ______ things we can grasp and understand.

Fill in the blank: God enters into creation and, by elevating ordinary things, provides a path to ______ life.

Fill in the blank: Jesus links His ______ and His Sacrifice together.

Because the Son of God is eternal, his Sacrifice on the Cross is eternal.

Communion with God: To be eternal is to say time does not bind or constrain. It is something without ______ nor end.

Communion with God: God is present to His creation’s past, present, and future.

Communion with God: What happens when the priest consecrates the bread and wine?

Communion with God: In the Consecration, the priest takes part in an amazing miracle that defies the constraints of time.

What is the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist called?

The transformation of bread and wine into Jesus’ Body is called _________.

The appearance of bread and wine remain while the substance changes to the body of Christ.

Fill in the blank: Just as Jesus raised Himself from the dead in a glorified state, He is able to offer Himself to us as food for our ________ nourishment.

Fill in the blank: He transcends the laws of nature to unite Himself to us in ________ and Spirit.

Fill in the blank: The Church calls the substantial change that takes place in the Eucharist an ________ sacrifice, since the reality we consume is not discernible to our senses.

Fill in the blank: Jesus’ presence remains as long as the properties of ______ and ______ remain.

Why do Catholics treat the Eucharist with immense respect?

Fill in the blank: The Real Presence is why God only permits an ordained ______ to celebrate the Mass.

Fill in the blank: We must be attentive and prayerful at Mass as Christ is fully present there in the reading of the scripture, in the ______, in the people present, and in the Consecration of the Eucharist.

The Mass is divided into two parts. What are these two parts?

The Mass is outside of time.

At Mass, we are united with whom in Heaven?

What is the matter used in the Sacrament of the Eucharist?

Who is the minister of the Sacrament of the Eucharist?

Which of the following is the correct form (words) used in the Sacrament of the Eucharist?

Name one effect of receiving the Sacrament of the Eucharist.

Which is an effect of receiving the sacrament of Eucharist?

What is the definition of Atonement (Atoning)?

Something that has the purpose of keeping a memory alive. The Eucharist is the ___________ of Christ’s Passover, but, unlike the Mass makes truly present the once and for all sacrifice of Christ on the Cross rather than merely calling it to mind.

In the Bread of Life Discourse in John 6, Jesus asks the apostles if they will leave him, too (like the disciples who refused to eat Jesus' flesh and drink his blood)? How does Peter respond?