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Unit 3- Jesus Gives Himself in the Eucharist (The study of the Mass)
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Chapter 15- God Gives Us the Eucharist |
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Jesus said, " I am the vine and you are the branches". |
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Last Supper- the meal Jesus shared with his disciples on the night before he died |
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Eucharist- the sacrament of the Body and Blood of Christ |
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Eucharist means to give thanks! |
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Mass- the celebration of the Eucharist |
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Holy Communion- receiving the Body and Blood of Christ |
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The Mass is a sacrifice and a meal. |
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Jesus want us to remember and celebrate what he did at the Last Supper during the Eucharist. |
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Chapter 16- We Gather for the Celebration of the Eucharist |
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Sunday is called the Lord's Day |
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During the Mass we gather as a community to praise and thank God, listen to God's Word, remember and celebrate Jesus' life, death, and resurrection, and to celebrate Jesus' gift of himself in the Eucharist. |
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We call Sunday the Lord's Day because Jesus rose to new life on this day. |
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The Mass is our GREATEST prayer to the Lord. |
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assembly- the communieyt of people who join together for the celebration of the Mass |
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At Mass, the priest leads the assembly, he offers our prayers to God, and he does what Jesus did at the Last Supper |
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The beginning of Mass is call the Introductory Rite. |
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The beginning of Mass is to prepare us to hear God's Word and to celebrate the Eucharist |
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Making the Sign of the Cross at Mass reminds us of our Baptism. |
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As members of the Church we are united (joined) to Jesus Christ and to one another. |
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At the beginning of Mass, we praise God and ask for God's forgiveness. |
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Jesus said, " Take this all of you and eat from it. Do this in memory of me." |
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Chapter 17- We Celebrate The Liturgy of the Word |
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Liturgy of the Word- the first MAIN part of the Mass when we listen to God's Word |
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First Reading is taken from the Old Testament |
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psalm- a song of praise from the Bible |
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Second Reading is taken from the New Testament. |
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Gospel- the Good News of Jesus |
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There are 4 Gospel writers: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John |
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Homily- the talk given by the priest or deacon that helps us understand the readings and how we are to live |
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The Creed- the prayer in which we profess our beliefs |
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General Intercessions ( The Prayer of the Faithful)- our prayers for ourselves and others |
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Our response for the First and Second reading is The Word of the Lord. |
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Our response for the Gospel is Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ. |
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Chapter 18- We Gather to Celebrate the Liturgy of the Eucharist |
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Liturgy of the Eucharist- the second MAIN part of the Mass in which the gifts of bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Christ |
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We begin the Litugy of the Eucharist by preparing the altar and bringing up the gifts of bread, wine, and ourselves. |
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the Eucharistic Prayer is the MOST IMPORTANT prayer of the Mass in which there is the Consecration |
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Consecration- when the bread turns into Jesus' Body and the wine becomes Jesus' most precious blood |
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Amen means Yes, I believe! |
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After we pray the Lamb of God, we are invited to share in the Eucharist |
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Holy Communion- receiving the Body and Blood of Christ |
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Chapter 19- We Go in Peace to Share God's Love |
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The last part of the Mass is the Concluding Rite. |
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During the Concluding Rite, we are asked to go in peace to love and serve the Lord. |
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The Blessed Sacrament is another word for the Eucharist. |
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tabernacle- the special place in the church in which the Blessed Sacrament is kept |
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The Sanctuary Lamp is a special light near the tabernacle to help us remember that Jesus is really present in the Blessed Sacrament. |
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Receiving the Blessed Sacrament strengthen us and our Faith. |
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The early Christians celebrated the Eucharist often, the learned and prayed together, they shared what they had with those in need. |
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Receiving Jesus in Holy Communion helps us to be followers of Jesus, to be part of our paris, and to love God and others. |
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Everytime we make a peaceful choice we are spreading God's love to others. |
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Jesus is really present in the Blessed Sacrament. |
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Chapter 20- LENT |
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Lent is the season of preparing for Easter |
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The liturgical season of Lent is purple. |
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There are 40 days of Lent (about 6 weeks) |
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Lent begins on Ash Wednesday. |
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During Lent, we make sacrifices and do kind deeds for others. |
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Chapter 21- The Three Days (The Easter Triduum) |
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The 3 Days celebrate the death and resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ. |
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The Three Days is are MOST HOLY time of the year. |
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The Liturgical color of the Three Days is red. |
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Holy Thursday- when Jesus celebrated his Last Supper |
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Good Friday- the day Jesus died |
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Easter Sunday- when Jesus rose from the dead to new life |
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Holy Week- the week leading up to Jesus' resurrection |
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Palm Sunday- the beginning of Holy Week |
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