Theology III Chapter 3 (Eucharist) - Quiz #2

Ekklesia means "assembly" or "called-out ones." The German word Kirche (Kirke) gives us "Church."

What does Ekklesia mean? What is the German translation of this word that gives us the word "Church?"

The entire People of God worldwide; the local Church (diocese); and the liturgical assembly gathered for worship.

What are the three essential components of the definition of "Church?"

Purificator: small folded linen used to clean the chalice; Corporal: square linen placed under sacred vessels; both ensure the Eucharist is treated reverently and prevent any particles from falling.

What is a purificator? What is a corporal? What is each used for?

"In Persona Christi" means "in the person of Christ," and the priest acts as Christ during the consecration.

What does In Persona Christi mean? What does it have to do with the Eucharist?

From the angels' proclamation in Isaiah 6.

Where do we get the "Holy, Holy, Holy" prayer from?

From the centurion in the Gospels; we say it to express humility and prepare our hearts before receiving Communion.

Where does the "Lord, I am not worthy" prayer come from? Why do we say it?

Transubstantiation is the change of bread and wine into Christ's Body and Blood, and it happens during the consecration when the priest says, "This is my Body... This is my Blood..."

What is transubstantiation? When does it happen to the bread and the wine?

Accidental qualities are non-essential properties, while substantial qualities are the essential reality of a thing.

What is the difference between accidental and substantial qualities?

Be in a state of grace and observe the one-hour Eucharistic fast.

What are the two requirements for receiving communion as a Catholic?