Module 6 - Blessed Sacrament Body Paragraph

Question 1

Topic Sentence

Answer 1

Furthermore, the Eucharist as a blessed sacrament is another key feature of the religious ritual Eucharist.

Question 2

Elaborating Sentence 1

Answer 2

All sacraments are symbols in they bring about what they symbolise and symbolise what they bring about.

Question 3

Elaborating Sentence 2

Answer 3

As the last sacrament of initiation, the Eucharist makes us full members of the Church.

Question 4

Elaborating Sentence 3

Answer 4

We may now know the rise Lord himself under the sacramental forms of bread and wine.

Question 5

Quote 1

Answer 5

During the Eucharistic Prayer I, the priest states “so that all of us, who through this participation at the alter receive the most holy Boy and Blood of your son.”

Question 6

Quote 1 Explanation

Answer 6

This symbolises how in the Eucharist, we receive Christ himself, whole and entire, God and human.

The Eucharist is the perfect worship we can give to God; it is also the greatest we can receive from God.

Question 7

Quote 2

Answer 7

The priest states, “O God, we pray, to bless, acknowledge and approve this offering in every respect…” This highlights how the Eucharist is the heart of Catholic life.

Question 8

Quote 2 Explanation

Answer 8

It is the source, centre, and summit of the whole life of the Church.

It is the prime sacrament, the one from which all others come and the one from which all others come and the one to which the others point.

Question 9

Quote 2 Explanation 2

Answer 9

We sometimes call the Eucharist the ‘blessed sacrament because of the many blessings it bestows upon us

Question 10

Link Sentence

Answer 10

By participating in the ritual of the Eucharist Christians offer the perfect worship to God and receive the greatest gift from God, our efforts in worship of the blessed sacrament.