communion rite and closing rites questions
1. Who taught us the Lord’s Prayer?
2. Do we stand or sit during the Lord’s Prayer?
3. Do we say or sing this prayer?
4. Why do some churches hold hands when they say/sing this prayer?
5. Are we standing or sitting during the Sign of Peace?
6. What do we say after the priest says, “The peace of the Lord be with you always.”?
7. What do we do after the priest says, “Let us offer each other the sign of peace.”?
8. What do we say to the person when we shake their hands?
9. How can you share peace with others outside of Mass?
10. Who proclaimed Jesus as "the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world" (Jn 1:29)?
11. What does the action of breaking the bread recall?
12. What do we say after the priest says:
Behold the Lamb of God,
Behold him who takes away the sins of the world.
Blessed are those called to the supper of the Lamb.
13. What must we be free of to receive Holy Communion?
14. What must we do for at least one hour before receiving Holy Communion?
15. Does drinking water before receiving Holy Communion break the fast?
16. Can a sick person take medicine any time before Holy Communion?
17. When can someone receive Holy Communion without fasting?
18. What does a Eucharistic Minister do?
19. What do we do until it is time for us to receive Holy Communion?
20. What do you do when you stand before the priest or Eucharistic Minister before you receive Holy Communion?
21. What do you do if you have not received first Holy Communion?
22. Do you consume the Eucharist immediately or can you wait until you go back to your seat?
23. What do you say after the priest or Eucharistic Minister says, “The Body/Blood of Christ.”
24. What do you do after you have received the Body and Blood of Christ?
25. Do we sit or stand during the Final Blessing and Concluding Rite?
26. What do we say after the priest says, “The Lord be with you.”
27. May we sit down when the priest sits down?
28. When the priest stands and says, “Let us pray” what do we do?
29. When the priest blesses us what should we do?
30. At the end of Mass, the priest reminds us to “Go in peace to love and serve the Lord.” (Or, “The Mass is ended. Go in Peace.”) What do we say then?
2. Do we stand or sit during the Lord’s Prayer?
3. Do we say or sing this prayer?
4. Why do some churches hold hands when they say/sing this prayer?
5. Are we standing or sitting during the Sign of Peace?
6. What do we say after the priest says, “The peace of the Lord be with you always.”?
7. What do we do after the priest says, “Let us offer each other the sign of peace.”?
8. What do we say to the person when we shake their hands?
9. How can you share peace with others outside of Mass?
10. Who proclaimed Jesus as "the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world" (Jn 1:29)?
11. What does the action of breaking the bread recall?
12. What do we say after the priest says:
Behold the Lamb of God,
Behold him who takes away the sins of the world.
Blessed are those called to the supper of the Lamb.
13. What must we be free of to receive Holy Communion?
14. What must we do for at least one hour before receiving Holy Communion?
15. Does drinking water before receiving Holy Communion break the fast?
16. Can a sick person take medicine any time before Holy Communion?
17. When can someone receive Holy Communion without fasting?
18. What does a Eucharistic Minister do?
19. What do we do until it is time for us to receive Holy Communion?
20. What do you do when you stand before the priest or Eucharistic Minister before you receive Holy Communion?
21. What do you do if you have not received first Holy Communion?
22. Do you consume the Eucharist immediately or can you wait until you go back to your seat?
23. What do you say after the priest or Eucharistic Minister says, “The Body/Blood of Christ.”
24. What do you do after you have received the Body and Blood of Christ?
25. Do we sit or stand during the Final Blessing and Concluding Rite?
26. What do we say after the priest says, “The Lord be with you.”
27. May we sit down when the priest sits down?
28. When the priest stands and says, “Let us pray” what do we do?
29. When the priest blesses us what should we do?
30. At the end of Mass, the priest reminds us to “Go in peace to love and serve the Lord.” (Or, “The Mass is ended. Go in Peace.”) What do we say then?
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The sacrament of anointing the sick
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Culture of LIfe
st. Francis of Assisi Biography
Mysteries of the Rosary Reflections
St. Francis of Assisi Biography
St. Francis of Assisi
1. When and where was he born?
Assisi, Italy in 1182
2. What did his dad do for a living?
He was a cloth merchanct
3. What was his dream as a child? What did he do about it?
He wanted to become a knight so he went to battle.
4. Why did Francis change his ways?
He was captured in battle and held as a prisoner for a year.
Francis sold his father's cloth to pay for the rebuilding of the church. Francis left his home and made a vow of poverty.
6. Who did he want to connect with specifically?
The poor and the sick.
7. After he had about 11 followers, they went to the pope to…
get permission to start their religious order, the Franciscan order.
8. There was a woman who wanted to live like the Franciscans did. Her name was Clare .
9. Why do we always see St. Francis with birds or other animals?
He had a love for all of creation, including animals.
10. When is his feast day?
October 4th.
11. What miraculous sign did Francis receive?
He received the stigmata.
12. Franciscans wear a rope around their habit. What do the knots on the robe mean?
a. Poverty
b. Chastity
c. Obedience
St. Francis of Assisi Biography
St. Francis of Assisi
1. When and where was he born?
Assisi, Italy in 1182
2. What did his dad do for a living?
He was a cloth merchanct
3. What was his dream as a child? What did he do about it?
He wanted to become a knight so he went to battle.
4. Why did Francis change his ways?
He was captured in battle and held as a prisoner for a year.
- He was praying at San Damiano Church and he heard Jesus from the cross tell him to "rebuild my church." .
Francis sold his father's cloth to pay for the rebuilding of the church. Francis left his home and made a vow of poverty.
6. Who did he want to connect with specifically?
The poor and the sick.
7. After he had about 11 followers, they went to the pope to…
get permission to start their religious order, the Franciscan order.
8. There was a woman who wanted to live like the Franciscans did. Her name was Clare .
9. Why do we always see St. Francis with birds or other animals?
He had a love for all of creation, including animals.
10. When is his feast day?
October 4th.
11. What miraculous sign did Francis receive?
He received the stigmata.
12. Franciscans wear a rope around their habit. What do the knots on the robe mean?
a. Poverty
b. Chastity
c. Obedience
UNIT 1 STUDY GUIDE
What did Pope Francis state would happen on September 4th, 2016?
Mother Teresa would be canonized a saint.
What is the significance of this date?
It is the eve of Mother Teresa’s death on September 5th, 1997.
Where and was Mother Teresa born? What was her birth name?
Mother Teresa was born Gonxha Agnes in Albania in 1910.
After joining an Irish Convent at the age of 18, where did Mother Teresa go and what did she do there initially?
She went to Kolkata, India and taught at St. Mary’s School for Girls.
Twenty years later, what did Mother Teresa feel a calling from Jesus to do? How did she respond to this calling?
She felt called by Jesus to care for the poor. She responded to this calling by founding a religious order called the Missionaries of Charity who serve the poor.
What did Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity do?
They serve the poor by washing the wounded and caring for the sick and dying.
When was Mother Teresa’s cause for canonization begun? What was unique about the beginning of her cause for canonization?
It was begun two years after her death (1999). This is unique because Pope Saint John Paul II waived the usual five-year waiting period.
Normally, when does the process of documenting the life and virtues of a holy person begin? Why?
Five years after their death to insure that the person has an enduring reputation of holiness among the faithful.
On how many occasions has the waiting period been waived by a pope? For whom?
Twice, for Mother Teresa and for Pope Saint John Paul II.
Who petitions the Holy See (the Vatican or Rome) to begin a Cause for Beatification and Canonization?
The bishop of the diocese in which the person died.
Once a Cause for Beatification and Canonization has been approved, what is the potential future saint called?
Servant of God.
What are the two steps that must occur during the Servant of God phase of the process? Briefly summarize what happens in each.
The person’s life is researched in-depth and the Pope must approve of the findings.
If it is decided to continue with the Cause for Beatification and Canonization after all of the research and voting, what title is the person given?
Venerable
What must occur during the Venerable phase in order for the cause to continue?
A miracle must be attributed to the person after their death must be approved.
Upon the approval of a first miracle by the pope, what title is the person given?
Blessed
The rite of becoming a blessed is called beatification and is conducted by the pope. What may occur after the beatification?
After a second miracle is approved using the same process as before, what is the person declared and how does the pope do so?
The pope declares the person a Saint through a rite called canonization. The person is declared a Saint in the Church.
What is empathy?
Understanding and feeling what other people might be feeling.
Why should people help the poor? Name 2 reasons we spoke about it class.
Jesus tells us to in the Gospel according to Matthew.
Caring for others is a way to show love to God.
Mother Teresa would be canonized a saint.
What is the significance of this date?
It is the eve of Mother Teresa’s death on September 5th, 1997.
Where and was Mother Teresa born? What was her birth name?
Mother Teresa was born Gonxha Agnes in Albania in 1910.
After joining an Irish Convent at the age of 18, where did Mother Teresa go and what did she do there initially?
She went to Kolkata, India and taught at St. Mary’s School for Girls.
Twenty years later, what did Mother Teresa feel a calling from Jesus to do? How did she respond to this calling?
She felt called by Jesus to care for the poor. She responded to this calling by founding a religious order called the Missionaries of Charity who serve the poor.
What did Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity do?
They serve the poor by washing the wounded and caring for the sick and dying.
When was Mother Teresa’s cause for canonization begun? What was unique about the beginning of her cause for canonization?
It was begun two years after her death (1999). This is unique because Pope Saint John Paul II waived the usual five-year waiting period.
Normally, when does the process of documenting the life and virtues of a holy person begin? Why?
Five years after their death to insure that the person has an enduring reputation of holiness among the faithful.
On how many occasions has the waiting period been waived by a pope? For whom?
Twice, for Mother Teresa and for Pope Saint John Paul II.
Who petitions the Holy See (the Vatican or Rome) to begin a Cause for Beatification and Canonization?
The bishop of the diocese in which the person died.
Once a Cause for Beatification and Canonization has been approved, what is the potential future saint called?
Servant of God.
What are the two steps that must occur during the Servant of God phase of the process? Briefly summarize what happens in each.
The person’s life is researched in-depth and the Pope must approve of the findings.
If it is decided to continue with the Cause for Beatification and Canonization after all of the research and voting, what title is the person given?
Venerable
What must occur during the Venerable phase in order for the cause to continue?
A miracle must be attributed to the person after their death must be approved.
Upon the approval of a first miracle by the pope, what title is the person given?
Blessed
The rite of becoming a blessed is called beatification and is conducted by the pope. What may occur after the beatification?
After a second miracle is approved using the same process as before, what is the person declared and how does the pope do so?
The pope declares the person a Saint through a rite called canonization. The person is declared a Saint in the Church.
What is empathy?
Understanding and feeling what other people might be feeling.
Why should people help the poor? Name 2 reasons we spoke about it class.
Jesus tells us to in the Gospel according to Matthew.
Caring for others is a way to show love to God.
Homework: Due Tuesday, September 6.
1. Identify important details in Mother Teresa's life - at least 10.
Mother Teresa Biography
a. Birthday/ birthplace/ name at birth.
b. Events in her childhood
c. Path in religious life.
d. Why is her name Mother Teresa?
e. Find details about the orders she was involved with.
g. Where did she serve?
h. Who did she serve?
2. Choose a quote and make an inference about her character.
Mother Teresa Quotes
1. Identify important details in Mother Teresa's life - at least 10.
Mother Teresa Biography
a. Birthday/ birthplace/ name at birth.
b. Events in her childhood
c. Path in religious life.
d. Why is her name Mother Teresa?
e. Find details about the orders she was involved with.
g. Where did she serve?
h. Who did she serve?
2. Choose a quote and make an inference about her character.
Mother Teresa Quotes