Knowledge Check - April 14
Here is a small knowledge check to follow up on the videos that you just watched. Please watch all three segments before completing the quiz. You will not be penalized for any wrong answers.
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First and Last Name *
T/F: MASS is the Communal prayer of the Church, God is inviting us as a community to enter his home. *
What are the four readings that happen during the Mass? *
What is the name of the speech that the Priest shares after Gospel? *
Which saint created the word TRANSUBSTANTIATION? *
T/F: The word transubstantiation means TRANS = ACROSS and SUBSTANTIATION = SUBSTANCES *
T/F: The Eucharist is a symbol that is given to us as a gift to be taken into our hearts and bodies, and then we can offer ourselves back to God. *
What happens at the end of Mass? *
T/F: Liturgy is the word for our sacred work, our efforts where they come together with what God does for us. *
What are the four things are holding us back from experiencing the whole encounter with God? *
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What are the things that we must do to prepare our hearts to receive Christ in the Eucharist? *
Walter's Story
In the second video you watched a story about Walter and his family. The next question is about that story, if you feel like you need to go back, take this moment now to go back re watch the story and then answer the following questions. There are no right or wrong answers so there will be no answer after you submit your answer.
What is one or two points that you can take from the story that Walter shares? How does this story make you feel about giving your life back to Jesus? *
Where is God most affective in your life? What are some of the struggles that you have that prevent you from seeing Jesus in the Eucharist? *
BONUS QUESTION: What instrument was played at the beginning of the first video *
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