Terminology: D8 Called to Belong

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  1. 4. A regular action someone does, like brushing her teeth or a special action done during worship, like blessing with holy water or kneeling
  2. 7. Confirmation is the second sacrament of initiation. It strengthens the faith received during Baptism. During a confirmation a person confirms their promise to take on adult responsibility for their faith which they are also blessed with oil and receive the Holy Spirit
  3. 9. Something that belongs to God. God is the only one that is truly divine, but the word is sometimes used to describe others due to their connection with God. (Jesus is both fully human and fully divine.)
  4. 10. A small flat dish made like the chalice which is usually gold. It holds the bread that will be made into the Body of Christ during mass.
  5. 12. A victim of sacrifice, which is also known as the bread used during Eucharist which symbolises Jesus’ body.
  6. 15. A sign is an object or notice that provides information, directions, or identifies something, such as a shop name, road sign, or uniform indicating a specific occupation.
  7. 16. A cup used in Religious ceremonies such as mass during Communion to hold wine symbolising Jesus’ bloid and it is often gold
  8. 17. A ceremony welcoming a new member of the Christian community where an individual is reborn and free of sin.
  9. 19. A small white cloth where the bread and the chalice are placed during mass. It can also be used under the monstrance or Blessed Sacraments at any time. (Etym. Latin corporalis, bodily; from corpus, body.)
  10. 21. A visible action with a deeper meaning and supernatural power from God. It is a holy moment chosen by Jesus to be with people.
  11. 22. Something supernatural caused by God to show truth a prove someone is holy
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  1. 1. This is when adults who have chosen to become Catholic. They prepare and recieve the sacraments to join the church which is a proccess to help them learn and grow in their faith.
  2. 2. A prayer that is said by the priest during Mass to ask the holy spirit to come down and bless the bread and wine
  3. 3. All sacraments lead to the Eucharist, which is one of the most important sacraments that celebrate the death and resurrection and the new covenant between God and his people.
  4. 5. Communion means a close connection or sharing. It can mean the connection between God and a person’s soul, between Jesus and those who receive the Eucharist, among all believers in heaven and on earth (called the Communion of Saints), and among members of the Catholic Church.
  5. 6. A special act where someone places their hands on another to bless , give authority or pass the Holy Spirit. This was a recurring event that was noted in the Bible many times, like when Moses gave his job to Joshua or when Jesus blessed people. Today, people use this to appoint new deacons, priests and bishops in the Church.
  6. 8. A symbol is an object or action that carries a special meaning for a person or community, such as a wedding ring, school badge, or handshake.
  7. 11. When the priest says special words at mass transforming the bread and the wine into the body and blood of Jesus
  8. 13. A ritual or object created by the Church (not Christ) that spiritually benefits the person who uses or performs it.
  9. 14. A way a religious ceremony is done, including words and actions used. Examples are the rite of Baptism or the rite of Consecration. Different parts of the Catholic Church have their own rites, but all follow the same basic teachings from Jesus.
  10. 18. A special container that holds the consecrated Host when it is shown or carried during Church ceremonies. It is a symbol Jesus in the Eucharist and is often seen in religious art and processions.
  11. 20. A feast that celebrates the Holy Spirit coming to the Apostles. It happens about 50 days after Easter. The name means “fiftieth day” and was first used for a Jewish festival. It marks an important time in the Church’s calendar.