The Eucharist

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  1. 2. Adoration : Continuous prayer and worship before the Blessed Sacrament exposed in a monstrance.
  2. 5. : The remission of temporal punishment due to sin, granted by the Church through prayer and good works.
  3. 6. Narrative : The part of the Eucharistic Prayer recalling Jesus’ words and actions at the Last Supper.
  4. 9. of the Blessed Sacrament : A devotion in which the faithful are blessed with the Eucharist, usually displayed in a monstrance.
  5. 11. : The sacred table in the church where the sacrifice of the Mass is celebrated.
  6. 15. Days of Obligation : Special feast days when Catholics are required to attend Mass.
  7. 16. : The attraction to sin that can lead us away from God’s will.
  8. 17. : Deep respect and honor shown to God and sacred things.
  9. 18. : Spiritual discipline of refraining from food or drink; Catholics fast before receiving the Eucharist.
  10. 19. : The sacrament in which we receive the Body and Blood of Christ, the source and summit of the Christian life.
  11. 21. : Charitable actions by which we help our neighbors in their bodily and spiritual needs.
  12. 23. : The Jewish feast remembering God’s saving the Israelites from slavery in Egypt; prefigures Christ’s sacrifice.
  13. 24. : A prayerful reflection on one’s actions of the day to recognize God’s presence and discern His will.
  14. 26. : The official teaching of the Church on matters of faith and morals.
  15. 28. Teachings of the Catholic Church : The body of doctrine that guides the Church in matters of human dignity, justice, and care for creation.
  16. 32. : The change by which the bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Christ, though the appearances remain the same.
  17. 33. Body of Christ : The Church, united with Christ as its head and the faithful as its members.
  18. 34. Option for the Poor : The commitment of the Church to prioritize the needs of the poor and vulnerable.
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  1. 1. : The fixed, locked box in a church where the consecrated Eucharist is reserved.
  2. 3. : A holy offering made to God; Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross is made present in the Mass.
  3. 4. : The sacred space in a church where the altar, ambo, and tabernacle are located.
  4. 7. : Sacred signs instituted by the Church (like holy water, blessings, or medals) that prepare us to receive grace.
  5. 8. Presence : The true presence of Jesus Christ—Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity—in the Eucharist.
  6. 10. : The part of the Mass when the bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Christ through the words of Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit.
  7. 12. : Unity and responsibility among people, especially in seeking justice and peace.
  8. 13. of Grace : Being free from mortal sin and filled with God’s sanctifying grace.
  9. 14. : The Eucharist given to someone who is dying, as spiritual food for their journey to eternal life.
  10. 20. : A 19th-century priest known as the “Apostle of the Eucharist” for his devotion to promoting Eucharistic worship.
  11. 22. : A supernatural sign of God’s power and love that defies natural explanation.
  12. 24. Minister of Holy Communion : A layperson authorized to distribute Holy Communion when needed.
  13. 25. : The ability to feel with others and act to relieve their suffering.
  14. 27. : Efforts to promote unity among all Christians.
  15. 29. : A sacred vessel used to display the consecrated Eucharist for adoration.
  16. 30. Sacrament : The consecrated Eucharist, especially when reserved in the tabernacle.
  17. 31. of Holy Communion : Spiritual effects of receiving the Eucharist, such as union with Christ, separation from sin, and strength for Christian living.