ARK Sacraments and Liturgy 3

Question 1

The ancient liturgical principle 'anamnesis' refers to:

Accepted Answer

Memorial re-presentation of past saving events that makes them present

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The addition of new liturgical elements

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The silent prayer after communion

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The reading of scripture during Mass

Question 2

The Rite of Reconciliation (Confession) requires which elements for the penitent?

Accepted Answer

Contrition, confession of sins, and satisfaction (penance)

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Only sincere contrition

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Baptism, contrition, and a year of waiting

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A written confession and absolution by bishop

Question 3

What is the 'epiclesis' in the Eucharistic Prayer?

Accepted Answer

The invocation of the Holy Spirit upon the gifts to consecrate them

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The greeting of peace before Communion

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The institution narrative

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The priest's prayer of preparation

Question 4

Holy Orders in the Catholic Church is divided into three degrees:

Accepted Answer

Deacon, priest, bishop

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Priest, bishop, cardinal

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Sub-deacon, deacon, priest

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Acolyte, deacon, priest

Question 5

The liturgical season of Ordinary Time in the Catholic calendar represents:

Accepted Answer

The weeks of the year that do not fall in major seasons, focused on ordinary Christian living

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Unimportant weeks in the Church calendar

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Time for penance and fasting

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The season following Pentecost only

Question 6

The phrase 'sacred time' in Catholic liturgical theology refers to:

Accepted Answer

The liturgical calendar that makes saving events present through annual celebration

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The time a priest spends in prayer

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Silent prayer during Mass

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The Liturgy of the Hours