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1
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2 Equivalent Words in Greek for Liturgy

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LETOURIA, LETOURGIA

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Liturgy is from 2 Greek words compounded,
namely;

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LAOS, ERGON

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This means people, assembly, and public

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LAOS

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This means work and service

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ERGON

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5
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Liturgy means __________________

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Public Service

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2 Types of LIturgy

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Cyclical and Extra Ordinary

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– done by a particular group

  • service for the city - games, festivals
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CYCLICAL

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emergency activity for the city
eg. War – navy and army for military service.

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EXTRA ORDINARY

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9
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Pre-Christian Era is also known as the

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Hellenistic Period

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10
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During the Hellenistic Period the meaning of liturgy is still very __________ but with sense of _______________

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Secular, Obligation

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11
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for the Greeks, Liturgy was seen as service to the gods in their “_______________________”

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Mystery Religions

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12
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is either used for a formal worship rendered
by people led by the priest or used by a small group
of Christians even without the presence of a priest.

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Liturgy

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13
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-Liturgy designates the ___________ ___________ __________ of the Church.

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Official Public Worship

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14
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means that it is authorized by
and takes place in communion with
the local bishop according to the
norms approved by the Roman See.

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OFFICIAL

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15
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means that it is the activity of an
assembly of believers visibly Gathered

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PUBLIC

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16
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means that it is a prayer.

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WORSHIP

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17
Q

the word “Liturgy” today is
EXCLUSIVELY USED in its
________________
or in other words in religious context
and unlike in the past,
It is ___________________

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CULTIC SENSE, VERY SECULAR.

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18
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ACCORDING TO _______________________:
LITURGY is:
- “an exercise of the priestly office of
Jesus Christ,”
-“the whole public worship performed by
the Mystical Body of Christ, that is,
by the Head and his members.”
- “an action of Christ the Priest and of his
Body which is the Church.”

A

SACROSANCTUM CONCILIUM # 7

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19
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celebrating the Liturgy means ___________________________

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encountering Christ

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20
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In reference to SC #7, it includes the basic concept of
the _______________________ in the celebration of the
LITURGY.

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Presence of Christ

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21
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Through the Sacred Species: the Bread and Wine

became the ________________________ through

the process of _______________________

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BODY AND BLOOD of CHRIST, TRANSUBSTANTIATION.

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22
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“PRIEST” who is acting “________________________”

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In Persona Christi

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23
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SC #14
“LITURGY CALLS FOR OUR ______, _________, _________PARTICIPATION.”

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FULL, ACTIVE, CONSCIOUS

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24
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What are the liturgical Celebrations

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7 Sacraments
Liturgy of the Hours
Holy Hour

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25
Q

The acronym _______________ is the order of the different
liturgical seasons of the Church calendar.

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ACOLPEO

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26
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ACOLPEO meaning

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Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time Part1
Lent
Paschal Triduum
Easter
Ordinary Time Part2

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27
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-in this season, we prepare ourselves for
the first coming of Jesus, who is the Messiah
(Savior).

-the attitude here is hopeful waiting

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Advent Season

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28
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-In Advent Season tradition, we assemble an ________________ to mark the passage of this season.

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advent wreath

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29
Q

_________ is the Color of Advent:

  • signifies the Royalty of the One who is to

come, JESUS CHRIST.

  • the PENITENTIAL TONE of Advent.
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PURPLE

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30
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In this season, the central celebration is the
Birth of Jesus Christ.
Moreover, It includes the following:
- Solemnity of Mary as the Mother of
God (Jan. 1)
- Epiphany (Jan. 6)
- Feast of Holy Family (1st Sunday
after Dec. 25)

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Christmas Season

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31
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Color of the Christmas season It signifies the joyous tone of this season.

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White & Gold

32
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-in this season, It prepares us for the
upcoming celebration of other season
- This season starts on the Sunday of
Jesus’ Baptism in the Jordan River

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ORDINARY SEASON (1st part)

33
Q

is the Color of ORDINARY SEASON (1st part):
- It signifies the season of GROWTH.

A

Green

34
Q

In this Season, we Christians commemorate
the PASCHAL MYSTERY OF JESUS CHRIST:
passion, death, & resurrection.
- it begins with the OBSERVANCE OF
ASH WEDNESDAY which leads to:
- PASCHAL TRIDUUM

A

Lent Season

35
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  • PASCHAL TRIDUUM includes:
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Holy Thursday,
Good Friday,
Black Saturday

36
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Color of Lent, Symbolizes penitence

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Purple

37
Q

In this Season, we Christians celebrates the
TRIUMPH OF JESUS CHRIST OVER DEATH IN HIS
RESURRECTION.

A

Easter Season

38
Q

are the Colors of the Easter Season:
- it symbolizes that CHRIST IS THE LIGHT OF THE
WORLD that permeates in all aspects of life and joy and
festivity about the resurrection of the Lord.

A

White/ Gold

39
Q

this season uses the Paschal Candle

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Easter Season

40
Q

_________________ marks the end of the easter
season. The color here is ____, which symbolizes
the flame of the Holy Spirit.

A

PENTECOST SUNDAY, RED

41
Q
  • It is simply known as,
    “The time throughout
    the year” in which no particular aspect of
    the mystery of Christ is celebrated,
    -But rather the Christ event in all its fullness and
    especially the power of Christ revealed and
    manifested in the saints of the church.
A

ORDINARY SEASON (2nd part)

42
Q

ORDINARY SEASON (2nd part) will start from ________________ until _____________________

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Monday after Pentecost, Saturday before First
Sunday of Advent.

43
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Color of ORDINARY SEASON (2nd part)

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Green

44
Q

-is the original feast day and the
weekly commemoration of the
Resurrection of the Lord going
back to the apostolic times.
-Thus, it is a day of special importance
and can be replaced only by
solemnities or feasts of the Lord

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Sunday

45
Q

is a feast day of greatest importance and can
have as its content a mystery of the Lord or a saint.
It begins not only at midnight but on the evening of
the preceding day to allow a good spiritual
preparation and to set the mood of festivity.

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Solemnity

46
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are commemorative celebrations of an
event of the life of Christ or of a saint
that is of special importance.

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Feasts

47
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-is a simple remembrance of a saint, and
whenever possible it is celebrated on his/her
birthday to eternal life, i.e. on the day of
his/her death.

A

Memorial

48
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Liturgical Color White meaning

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purity and integrity of life

49
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Liturgical Color Red meaning

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offering of one’s life for God

50
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Liturgical Color Green meaning

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Hope and Vitality of the life of Faith

51
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Liturgical Color Violet meaning

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Penance

52
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Liturgical Color Black meaning

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Mourning

53
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Liturgical Color Pink meaning

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Anticipatory joy in a time of penance

54
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Liturgical Color Yellow/ Gold meaning

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highest celebration or great
solemnity

55
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Sacrament is derived from the Greek word

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Musterion meaning Mystery

56
Q

the word “Musterion” is understood not as something ________________ but something that can be KNOWN BY __________________________

A

UNKNOWABLE, DIVINE REVELATION

57
Q

Sacrament in Latin is ___________ which means an ______________________

A

Sacramentum, OATH OR PLEDGE

58
Q

-The Visible Sign of God’s invisible Grace.
- or it is the Visible Earthly Sign of the
MYSTERY of GOD’S GRACE which was
revealed and given to us.

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Sacrament in the Catholic Perspective

59
Q

The 7 sacraments were standardized by
___________________ in 12th Century.

A

St. Peter Lombard

60
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sacraments are “_____________________”
-means, “____________________________” , God’s grace is received by
the recipient.

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EX OPERE OPERATO, by the very fact of being
administered

61
Q

What are the Sacraments of Initiation

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Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist

62
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What are the Sacraments of Healing

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Confession, Anointing of The Sick

63
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What are the Sacraments of Communion & Mission

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Holy Orders, Matrimony

64
Q

_________________________ laid the
foundation of every Christian life.

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SACRAMENTS of INITIATION

65
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Matter and Form of Baptism

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Water, and the Holy Trinity

66
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The sacrament that perfects the baptismal grace

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Sacrament of Confirmation

67
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Matter and Form of Confirmation

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Sacred Chrism, and the Holy Spirit

68
Q

The three fold mission of Christ

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Prophetic
Priestly
Kingly

69
Q

to speak and to teach the Word of God both

in words and actions.

A

Prophetic

70
Q

to sanctify and to worship God and pray on

behalf of others.

A

Priestly

71
Q

to give service to the Church (God’s people)

as an expression of one’s love for God.

A

Kingly

72
Q

It completes the Christian Initiation

A

Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist

73
Q

Matter and form of Eucharist

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Bread and Wine, and The Consecration

74
Q

This is where we receive the Christian Faith

A

BAPTISM

75
Q

we take the responsibility of
having that Christian faith by way of articulating
the faith into one’s daily living.

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CONFIRMATION

76
Q

we are spirituality nourished by
the Body and Blood of Christ which eventually
lead us to become more zealous in witnessing the
Christian faith both in words and deeds.

A

EUCHARIST

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