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According to Church documents, the Mass serves only one primary purpose: the consecration of bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ.
According to Church documents, the Mass serves only one primary purpose: the consecration of bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ.
False (B)
During the Mass, Jesus' presence is limited to the Eucharist alone.
During the Mass, Jesus' presence is limited to the Eucharist alone.
False (B)
The Liturgy of the Word involves only silent contemplation of scripture.
The Liturgy of the Word involves only silent contemplation of scripture.
False (B)
The actions and words of the Last Supper are replicated during the Consecrating of the Bread alone at every Mass.
The actions and words of the Last Supper are replicated during the Consecrating of the Bread alone at every Mass.
The term 'Eucharist' originates from a Hebrew word signifying 'sacrifice'.
The term 'Eucharist' originates from a Hebrew word signifying 'sacrifice'.
The Mass provides an opportunity for individual prayer but does not emphasize communal expression of faith.
The Mass provides an opportunity for individual prayer but does not emphasize communal expression of faith.
The Mass commemorates only the death of Jesus Christ.
The Mass commemorates only the death of Jesus Christ.
Participating in the Mass is solely about personal reflection and has no communal aspect.
Participating in the Mass is solely about personal reflection and has no communal aspect.
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Jesus' Presence in Mass
Jesus' Presence in Mass
Jesus is present in the Word, bread, wine (Body & Blood), the priest, and the community.
Active Participation in Mass
Active Participation in Mass
We participate actively through words, actions, songs, and gestures.
Liturgy of the Word
Liturgy of the Word
During the Liturgy of the Word, we listen to readings and the Gospel, then respond in prayer.
Mass as Community
Mass as Community
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Mass as Memorial
Mass as Memorial
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Eucharist = Thanksgiving
Eucharist = Thanksgiving
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Growing Faith at Mass
Growing Faith at Mass
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Priest's Homily
Priest's Homily
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Study Notes
- Mass has many purposes, according to Church documents.
Jesus' Presence
- Jesus is present in the Church, particularly during liturgical celebrations.
- During Mass, Jesus is present in the Word, and in the bread and wine, which become the Body and Blood of Christ through the Holy Spirit.
- Jesus is also present through the priest and the gathered community.
Prayer
- Mass involves prayer through words, actions, and gestures.
- Participation in Mass involves acclamations, responses, songs, actions, and gestures.
God's Word
- Mass provides a time to listen and respond to God's Word.
- During the Liturgy of the Word, God's Word is presented, and the Bible's treasures are opened.
- The readings and the Gospel are heard, and prayers are offered in response.
Community
- Mass is a gathering of believers.
- According to Matthew 18:20, Jesus is present where two or three are gathered in His name.
- Mass is an opportunity for communal prayer and celebration.
Memorial
- The Eucharist commemorates Jesus' Passion and Resurrection.
- Jesus' instruction to "Do this in memory of me" is carried out at every Eucharistic celebration.
- The Last Supper's words and actions are repeated during the Eucharistic Prayer at each Mass.
Thanksgiving
- The Eucharist is an act of thanksgiving.
- The word Eucharist means thanksgiving.
- Mass is a celebration of thanksgiving for God's gifts, especially Jesus.
Faith
- Mass is a time to share and celebrate faith in Jesus.
- Mass allows for the expression and growth of faith in Jesus.
- Listening to the Word and the priest's homily can deepen faith and understanding of Jesus' life.
Nourishment
- Mass is a time to share and be nourished by God's gifts.
- According to Mark 14:22-25, Jesus offers his body and blood.
- Faith is nourished by the Body and Blood of Christ and by listening to the Word.
Challenges
- Mass challenges attendees to live as Jesus would.
- The faithful are sent to live the Gospel in their daily lives.
- Attendees are called to integrate their beliefs in Jesus and knowledge of His life into their own lives, living a Christian life.
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Mass serves several purposes, according to Church documents. During Mass, Jesus is present in the Word, and in the bread and wine. Mass also provides a time to listen and respond to God's Word with the gathered community.
