14. Celebration Of The Liturgy In The Sacraments
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- 1.Martin Hellriegel was: (p. 165)
- A.
born in the liturgical province of Austria
- B.
a pioneer in the liturgical movement in the United States.
- C.
was the translator of the encyclical, Mediator Dei.
- D.
a pastor who only spoke Latin to his people.
- 2.The word "liturgy" means: p. 167
- A.
work done by a group of people on behalf of the community.
- B.
an individual's prayer life.
- C.
the rituals of priests and bishops.
- D.
the effort to make us live wholesome lives.
- 3.The Pascal Mystery refers to: (p. 167)
- A.
the books of the Bible that narrate the Exodus.
- B.
a journey from Judea to Egypt.
- C.
ancient Persian ceremonies
- D.
Jesus' passing from death to life and glory.
- 4.A mystery is: (p. 167)
- A.
John Grisham's book on the mystery of religious beliefs.
- B.
That which is beyond human and angelic comprehension.
- C.
A reality that is both visible and hidden
- D.
Teachings in Latin that are forbidden to be translated.
- 5.The term Liturgy in comparison with sacraments is: (p. 167)
- A.
Narrower in scope,it refers exclusively to Catholic rites.
- B.
Broader, it embraces all the official prayer life of the church.
- C.
Co-extensive since they both involve ceremonies.
- D.
Identical since one is Latin & one Greek for the same thing
- 6.Sacraments have: (p. 168)
- A.
A visible and an invisible reality
- B.
The saving words and deeds of the Church
- C.
An outward expression and a hidden gift
- D.
God's grace and our submission
- 7.The Sacraments are grouped this way: (p. 168)
- A.
For the living, the pre-born, & the dead
- B.
Water, oil and food
- C.
Those given by Christ & those from the church
- D.
Initiation, healing and Service
- 8.The Sacraments are: (p. 169)
- A.
Symbols perceived by the body, affecting only the soul
- B.
Valid if the form is correct, licit if the matter is right
- C.
Efficacious signs, instituted by Christ, entrusted to the Church by which divine life is dispensed to us.
- D.
The songs and rituals of Catholic worship
- 9.In the Liturgical Year, the Church celebrates: (p. 173)
- A.
The Triduum extended through the 40 days of Eastertide
- B.
The whole mystery of Christ from incarnation to Pentecost
- C.
With Christmas as the key feast day
- D.
The Lord's Day anticipated on Saturday night
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