HOLY EUCHARIST and BASIC CATECHISM OF THE HOLY MASSguestd30f808
The document provides an overview of key aspects of the Holy Eucharist in Catholicism. It discusses how the Eucharist was instituted by Jesus at the Last Supper, where he took bread and wine and said it was his body and blood. It is considered the center of Catholic worship and life, as Catholics believe in the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist. The document also outlines the various parts of the Catholic mass including readings, homily, preparation of gifts, Eucharistic prayer, communion, and concluding rites.
LINGKOD ALTAR NG AT DIYOS AT BAYAN (DIOCESE NG CABANATUAN)Renzo Cristobal
The document discusses altar servers and their role in the church. Altar servers are lay youth who assist the priest during mass and sacraments. They help the priest and bishop and serve as good examples. The schedule outlines the altar servers' activities, which include seminars, meetings, cleaning the parish, and free days. They are called to serve God and the church.
During the 2nd century, the episcopacy, presbyterate and diaconate emerged as the most important ministries in the church, forming a universal pattern. Ordination rites developed where candidates were chosen by the community and ordained by bishops through the laying on of hands accompanied by prayer. This was believed to communicate a gift of the Holy Spirit, empowering candidates for their ministry. Over time, ordination through these rites came to be seen as the basis for presiding over and leading the community. The ordained ministry was seen as having five important qualities - it was Christological, Pneumatological, Ecclesial, Priestly, and focused on the Personal qualities of the candidate.
HOLY EUCHARIST and BASIC CATECHISM OF THE HOLY MASSguestd30f808
The document provides an overview of key aspects of the Holy Eucharist in Catholicism. It discusses how the Eucharist was instituted by Jesus at the Last Supper, where he took bread and wine and said it was his body and blood. It is considered the center of Catholic worship and life, as Catholics believe in the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist. The document also outlines the various parts of the Catholic mass including readings, homily, preparation of gifts, Eucharistic prayer, communion, and concluding rites.
LINGKOD ALTAR NG AT DIYOS AT BAYAN (DIOCESE NG CABANATUAN)Renzo Cristobal
The document discusses altar servers and their role in the church. Altar servers are lay youth who assist the priest during mass and sacraments. They help the priest and bishop and serve as good examples. The schedule outlines the altar servers' activities, which include seminars, meetings, cleaning the parish, and free days. They are called to serve God and the church.
During the 2nd century, the episcopacy, presbyterate and diaconate emerged as the most important ministries in the church, forming a universal pattern. Ordination rites developed where candidates were chosen by the community and ordained by bishops through the laying on of hands accompanied by prayer. This was believed to communicate a gift of the Holy Spirit, empowering candidates for their ministry. Over time, ordination through these rites came to be seen as the basis for presiding over and leading the community. The ordained ministry was seen as having five important qualities - it was Christological, Pneumatological, Ecclesial, Priestly, and focused on the Personal qualities of the candidate.
The document provides information about the role and responsibilities of altar servers. It discusses how altar servers help the priest during mass and explains the various sacred objects and vestments involved in mass. It also outlines the key parts of the liturgy including the introductory rite, liturgy of the word, liturgy of the Eucharist, and concluding rite. Altar servers are expected to know what they are doing and serve reverently to help set an example for full participation in the mass.
The document provides an overview of the Holy Eucharist and the Catholic Mass. It defines the Eucharist as coming from the Latin word meaning "thanksgiving" and being the centerpiece of the seven sacraments. It then discusses the biblical origins in the Jewish Passover and Last Supper, the structure and parts of the Mass, Eucharistic vestments and materials, and the Western Christian liturgical calendar and seasons.
The Mass or Eucharist is the central act of worship in the Catholic Church, which it describes as "the source and summit of the Christian life". It consists of two main parts: the Liturgy of the Word, involving readings from scripture and a homily; and the Liturgy of the Eucharist, which includes the consecration of bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ and Holy Communion. The term "Mass" comes from the Latin word missa, originally meaning "dismissal" but took on a deeper meaning referring to "mission".
The document discusses the Scrutinies, which are intense prayers for those preparing for Baptism or renewal of Baptismal promises. During the Scrutinies, prayers are said to replace any spirit of evil with goodness and uncover and strengthen what is good. There are three Scrutinies celebrated on the third, fourth, and fifth Sundays of Lent, focusing on Gospel passages about the Samaritan Woman, Man Born Blind, and Raising of Lazarus. Following each Scrutiny, candidates are given materials to study like the Nicene Creed and Our Father in preparation for Easter.
The document discusses the sacrament of Holy Orders. Holy Orders is the sacrament through which the mission of Christ continues through the Church. There are three degrees of Holy Orders: deacon, priest, and bishop. The celebration of Holy Orders involves the candidate being presented, examined, ordained through the laying on of hands, receiving the symbols of office, and concelebrating their first Mass with the bishop. Holy Orders is essential so that Christ's ministry continues and provides order in the Church.
Holy Orders is the sacrament through which men become priests. It gives them sacred power to act in total identification with Christ. There are three degrees of Holy Orders: bishops, priests, and deacons. Bishops receive the fullness of Holy Orders and have the duties of teaching, sanctifying, and ruling. Priests preach the Gospel, shepherd the faithful, and celebrate divine worship. Deacons serve the people of God through liturgy, the Gospel, and charity. Receiving Holy Orders affects the whole life of the ordained as they are configured to Christ and bound to pursue perfection.
The Easter Vigil is the greatest and most solemn liturgy of the year in the Catholic Church. It commemorates Jesus' death and resurrection. The vigil has four main parts: the Service of Light, Liturgy of the Word, Liturgy of Baptism, and Liturgy of the Eucharist. The Service of Light focuses on the lighting of the new fire and Paschal Candle, which symbolizes Christ as the light of the world. The candle is blessed and marked with the year, cross, and Greek letters Alpha and Omega to represent Jesus as the beginning and the end. The lit candles are then processed throughout the church.
The Holy Eucharist, also known as Communion, has been central to Christian worship since the earliest times. It commemorates Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. At the Last Supper, Jesus took bread and wine and told his disciples this was his body and blood, establishing the Eucharist. Today, Catholics believe the bread and wine truly become the body and blood of Christ during Mass. The Eucharist brings Christians together as one body in Christ and nourishes them spiritually through receiving his body and blood.
La liturgia se define como la acción pública de la Iglesia que manifiesta visiblemente la obra salvífica invisible de Cristo. Consiste en una celebración ritual con signos que hacen presente el misterio de Cristo y permiten a los fieles participar en su obra redentora. La liturgia tiene un carácter comunitario y dinámico que se adapta a los tiempos, y su finalidad es hacer presente la salvación lograda por Cristo para unir a los creyentes con Dios y entre sí.
Holy Orders is the sacrament through which the mission of Christ continues in the Church. It includes three degrees: bishop, priest, and deacon. A priest acts in the person of Christ as head of the Church. Through ordination, one is configured to Christ and receives authority to preach, sanctify believers, and celebrate divine worship. The priesthood finds its origin and fulfillment in the one, unique priesthood of Jesus Christ.
The Sacrament of Holy Orders continues Christ's priesthood by ordaining men to serve the Church. There are three levels of ordination: deacon, priest, and bishop. Deacons serve the bishop and help those in need. Priests preach, celebrate the Eucharist, and serve the faithful. Bishops teach the faith and ordain new priests and bishops. Ordination imprints an indelible spiritual mark and configures the man to Christ the priest.
There are 5 main parts to the Catholic mass: 1) Introductory Rites which include entrance hymns, greetings, and opening prayers; 2) Liturgy of the Word involving scripture readings and a homily; 3) Liturgy of the Eucharist where the bread and wine are consecrated and become the body and blood of Christ; 4) Communion Rite during which communion is received; and 5) Concluding Rite with final blessings before dismissal. Each part involves traditional rituals and prayers that make the mass meaningful for worshippers.
This document provides information about the sacraments of First Penance and First Communion for St. Edward Catholic Church. It details the key aspects of the Rite of Reconciliation and receiving one's first confession. The requirements for receiving First Communion are outlined, including being baptized, at least seven years old, and having received the sacrament of penance. Important dates for the upcoming First Penance and First Communion Masses and events are listed at the end.
This weekend we had a Reflection Retreat for our RCIA and this is what they shared. It is good material for anyone...to reflect on what calls you to your faith and to know that God is the one who is in control.
This document describes various religious vestments and liturgical items used by Catholic clergy during mass and other religious services. It provides details on items like the alb, stole, chasuble, dalmatic, cope, maniple, biretta, pectoral cross, crozier, mitre, pallium, and fanon worn by priests, bishops and the Pope. It also lists liturgical items used during mass like chalices, patens, ciboria, cruets, lavabo bowl, monstrance, lunette, tabernacle, boat-shaped thurible, and aspergillum. Finally, it mentions liturgical books like the missal, lectionary,
The document outlines the hierarchy or levels of authority in the Catholic Church. At the top is the Pope, who is the head of the over 1.2 billion Catholics worldwide and successor to St. Peter. Cardinals are appointed by the Pope and vote for new Popes. Bishops oversee local dioceses and report to the Pope every five years. Priests proclaim the word of God by preparing and performing sacraments like Eucharist, Reconciliation, Baptism, and funerals.
The document discusses the Christian liturgy as the participation of God's people in the work of God through Christ and the Church. It describes how the liturgy involves the action of the Holy Trinity and encompasses elements like the sacraments, the liturgical year, Mary and the saints. It emphasizes that full participation requires knowledge, self-offering through prayer and good works, and applying the liturgy's lessons to daily life.
The document provides information about the role and responsibilities of altar servers. It discusses how altar servers help the priest during mass and explains the various sacred objects and vestments involved in mass. It also outlines the key parts of the liturgy including the introductory rite, liturgy of the word, liturgy of the Eucharist, and concluding rite. Altar servers are expected to know what they are doing and serve reverently to help set an example for full participation in the mass.
The document provides an overview of the Holy Eucharist and the Catholic Mass. It defines the Eucharist as coming from the Latin word meaning "thanksgiving" and being the centerpiece of the seven sacraments. It then discusses the biblical origins in the Jewish Passover and Last Supper, the structure and parts of the Mass, Eucharistic vestments and materials, and the Western Christian liturgical calendar and seasons.
The Mass or Eucharist is the central act of worship in the Catholic Church, which it describes as "the source and summit of the Christian life". It consists of two main parts: the Liturgy of the Word, involving readings from scripture and a homily; and the Liturgy of the Eucharist, which includes the consecration of bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ and Holy Communion. The term "Mass" comes from the Latin word missa, originally meaning "dismissal" but took on a deeper meaning referring to "mission".
The document discusses the Scrutinies, which are intense prayers for those preparing for Baptism or renewal of Baptismal promises. During the Scrutinies, prayers are said to replace any spirit of evil with goodness and uncover and strengthen what is good. There are three Scrutinies celebrated on the third, fourth, and fifth Sundays of Lent, focusing on Gospel passages about the Samaritan Woman, Man Born Blind, and Raising of Lazarus. Following each Scrutiny, candidates are given materials to study like the Nicene Creed and Our Father in preparation for Easter.
The document discusses the sacrament of Holy Orders. Holy Orders is the sacrament through which the mission of Christ continues through the Church. There are three degrees of Holy Orders: deacon, priest, and bishop. The celebration of Holy Orders involves the candidate being presented, examined, ordained through the laying on of hands, receiving the symbols of office, and concelebrating their first Mass with the bishop. Holy Orders is essential so that Christ's ministry continues and provides order in the Church.
Holy Orders is the sacrament through which men become priests. It gives them sacred power to act in total identification with Christ. There are three degrees of Holy Orders: bishops, priests, and deacons. Bishops receive the fullness of Holy Orders and have the duties of teaching, sanctifying, and ruling. Priests preach the Gospel, shepherd the faithful, and celebrate divine worship. Deacons serve the people of God through liturgy, the Gospel, and charity. Receiving Holy Orders affects the whole life of the ordained as they are configured to Christ and bound to pursue perfection.
The Easter Vigil is the greatest and most solemn liturgy of the year in the Catholic Church. It commemorates Jesus' death and resurrection. The vigil has four main parts: the Service of Light, Liturgy of the Word, Liturgy of Baptism, and Liturgy of the Eucharist. The Service of Light focuses on the lighting of the new fire and Paschal Candle, which symbolizes Christ as the light of the world. The candle is blessed and marked with the year, cross, and Greek letters Alpha and Omega to represent Jesus as the beginning and the end. The lit candles are then processed throughout the church.
The Holy Eucharist, also known as Communion, has been central to Christian worship since the earliest times. It commemorates Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. At the Last Supper, Jesus took bread and wine and told his disciples this was his body and blood, establishing the Eucharist. Today, Catholics believe the bread and wine truly become the body and blood of Christ during Mass. The Eucharist brings Christians together as one body in Christ and nourishes them spiritually through receiving his body and blood.
La liturgia se define como la acción pública de la Iglesia que manifiesta visiblemente la obra salvífica invisible de Cristo. Consiste en una celebración ritual con signos que hacen presente el misterio de Cristo y permiten a los fieles participar en su obra redentora. La liturgia tiene un carácter comunitario y dinámico que se adapta a los tiempos, y su finalidad es hacer presente la salvación lograda por Cristo para unir a los creyentes con Dios y entre sí.
Holy Orders is the sacrament through which the mission of Christ continues in the Church. It includes three degrees: bishop, priest, and deacon. A priest acts in the person of Christ as head of the Church. Through ordination, one is configured to Christ and receives authority to preach, sanctify believers, and celebrate divine worship. The priesthood finds its origin and fulfillment in the one, unique priesthood of Jesus Christ.
The Sacrament of Holy Orders continues Christ's priesthood by ordaining men to serve the Church. There are three levels of ordination: deacon, priest, and bishop. Deacons serve the bishop and help those in need. Priests preach, celebrate the Eucharist, and serve the faithful. Bishops teach the faith and ordain new priests and bishops. Ordination imprints an indelible spiritual mark and configures the man to Christ the priest.
There are 5 main parts to the Catholic mass: 1) Introductory Rites which include entrance hymns, greetings, and opening prayers; 2) Liturgy of the Word involving scripture readings and a homily; 3) Liturgy of the Eucharist where the bread and wine are consecrated and become the body and blood of Christ; 4) Communion Rite during which communion is received; and 5) Concluding Rite with final blessings before dismissal. Each part involves traditional rituals and prayers that make the mass meaningful for worshippers.
This document provides information about the sacraments of First Penance and First Communion for St. Edward Catholic Church. It details the key aspects of the Rite of Reconciliation and receiving one's first confession. The requirements for receiving First Communion are outlined, including being baptized, at least seven years old, and having received the sacrament of penance. Important dates for the upcoming First Penance and First Communion Masses and events are listed at the end.
This weekend we had a Reflection Retreat for our RCIA and this is what they shared. It is good material for anyone...to reflect on what calls you to your faith and to know that God is the one who is in control.
This document describes various religious vestments and liturgical items used by Catholic clergy during mass and other religious services. It provides details on items like the alb, stole, chasuble, dalmatic, cope, maniple, biretta, pectoral cross, crozier, mitre, pallium, and fanon worn by priests, bishops and the Pope. It also lists liturgical items used during mass like chalices, patens, ciboria, cruets, lavabo bowl, monstrance, lunette, tabernacle, boat-shaped thurible, and aspergillum. Finally, it mentions liturgical books like the missal, lectionary,
The document outlines the hierarchy or levels of authority in the Catholic Church. At the top is the Pope, who is the head of the over 1.2 billion Catholics worldwide and successor to St. Peter. Cardinals are appointed by the Pope and vote for new Popes. Bishops oversee local dioceses and report to the Pope every five years. Priests proclaim the word of God by preparing and performing sacraments like Eucharist, Reconciliation, Baptism, and funerals.
The document discusses the Christian liturgy as the participation of God's people in the work of God through Christ and the Church. It describes how the liturgy involves the action of the Holy Trinity and encompasses elements like the sacraments, the liturgical year, Mary and the saints. It emphasizes that full participation requires knowledge, self-offering through prayer and good works, and applying the liturgy's lessons to daily life.
2. Liturgical Vestment
Chasuble - Kini mao ang
official vestment sa pari,
nagsimbolo sa paghigugma sa
dios kanata
Stoles - Kini nagtimaan sa
awtoridad ug dignidad sa usa
ka diakono, pari o obispo.
Surplice - Mao kini ang kasagaran
ginasul-ob sa mga akolito o altar
servers apan kni ang ginagamit sa
nga pari nga mao usab ang mo
tabang sa dagkong selebrayon.
3. Alba – Mao kini ang
galamiton sa mga kaparian sa
Dalmatic – Mao kini ang
saput nga galamiton sa usa ka
ka Diakono, human sa iyang
alba
Cope – Mao kini ang saput nga
gamiton sa presider sa Holy
Hour human sa alba. Kini
nagsimbolo sa kadaugan ug
kaputli.
4. Humeral Veil – Mao kini
ang galamiton sa pari
arong iyang igunit sa
Monstrance.
Miter – Mao kini ang galamiton sa
Obispo nga nagtimaan sa iyang
pagka Amahan sa maong Diocese.
Kini nga saput nga ginasul-ob sa
usa ka Obispo nagtimaan sa iyang
autoridad sa iyang diocese diin
siya nahisakop.
Skull Cap – Unsa ang laing tawag sa
zucchetto nga ginagamit lamang sa
usa ka Obispo ug santo Papa. Kini
nagtimaan sa iyang makugihon nga
debosyon sa pagpangalagad,
simbolo kini sa iyang respeto ug
kahadlok usab sa Dios
5. Crozier – Mao kini ang tawag
sa sungkod nga ginagamit sa
usa ka Opisbo panahon sa
iyang Misa. Kini nagtimaan sa
Pectoral Cross – Mao kini ang tawag sa Cross
sa usa ka Obispo na iyang nga ginagamit nga
kabahin sa iyang pagka Obispo. Sa iyang pag-
gamit niini molitok siya sa pulong nga “Munire
me digneris”(Deign to protect me ) diin siya
nagapangayo sa panabang sa Dios sa kusog ug
proteksyon sa tanang matang sa kadautan ug
sa pagpahinumdum kaniya sa pagpasakit sa
atong Ginoo sa Krus
Bishops Ring – Mao kini ang
tawag sa usa sa mga gamit sa
Obispo diin kini nagtimaan
nga siya nakighiusa na sa
iyang Diocese kini ginasul-ob
sa iyang tudlo.
6. Liturgical Linens
Corporal – Mao kini ang patungan sa
Chalice, Ciborium panahon sa
Konsagrayson. Aron kun ugaling
adunay small partciles nga mahulog
gikan sa pagpikas sa Big host diin
lamang mahulog ug maprotectahan
gihapon ang maong sagrado nga
lawas ni Cristo.
Purificator – Mao kini ang
gamiton sa pari sa pag trapo
sa Chalicekun mahurot na
ang sulod sa niini.
Pall – Mao kini ang galamiton
sa pagtabon sa Chalice aron
ma proteksyonan ang dugo ni
Cristo sa mga mahulog niini
nga mga hugaw.
7. Finger Towel – Mao kini ang
galamiton sa pantrapo sa
kamut sa pari human siya
manghugas
Altar Cloth – mao kini ang
hapin sa Altar
8. Liturgical Books
Dinhi makita nato ang pulong sa Ginoo, mga pag-ampo sa Simbahan nga kasagaran nato madungog
diha sa Simbahan. Mga butang nga kinahanglan usab nato ampingan sa kanunay. Galamiton
panahon sa mga liturhiya sa Simbahan.
Sacramentaryo –
Dinhi mabasa ang
mga presindential
prayer nga basahon
sa presider
panahon sa Santos
nga Misa.
Lectionary – Dinhi
mabasa ang 1st
Reading, Salmo ug
2nd Reading nga
kasagaran
basahon sa mga
lectors sa
simbahan.
Ebanghelaryo –
Diri Mabasa ang
mga Ebanghelyo
sa pagabasahon
sa Deacon, pari o
Obispo.
9. Pontifical Book – Diri Mabasa
ang mga ritual na nahaum sa
Obispo panganlitan ang Pag-
orden sa usa ka pari,
Kunpirmasyon ug uban pa.
Book of Blessing – Diri Mabasa
ang mga nagkadaiyang mga
panalangin alang sa
panginahanglan sa katawhan.
10. Liturgical Settings
Ang Simbahan usa ka balaan nga dapit nga kinahanglan gayud nato protelsyonan ug ampingan. Ang
Simbahan Sagrado ug balaan kay pinaagi niining espesyal nga balay alampoanan atong nahimamat ang Dios,
ingon man mas nahimo kini nga mas bulahan tungod kay dinhi man kita nag tipok aron pagdayeg kaniya.
Altar – Ang pulog “altar”
nagkahulugan ug usa kataas
nga dapit [altus-high; altares-a
raised thing]. Pinaagi niini sa
matag higayon nga magsaulog
kita sa maong Santos nga Misa
atong gihanduman ang higayon
nga gibuhat ni Jesus uban sa
iyang mga tinun-an ang
katapusang panihapon.
Ambo– Kini mao ang
dapit diin ang pulong sa
Dios gisangyaw sa matag
santos nga misa. Dinhi
nahitabo ang
paghimamatay sa
pulong sa Ginoo nga
makigsalo kaniya diha sa
Santos nga Misa.
Ambo– Kini mao ang
dapit diin ang pulong sa
Dios gisangyaw sa matag
santos nga misa. Dinhi
nahitabo ang
paghimamatay sa
pulong sa Ginoo nga
makigsalo kaniya diha sa
Santos nga Misa.
11. Presider’s Chair – Dini atong makita
ang nagulo sa matag kasaulogan
diha sa Santos nga Misa. Sa unsa ka
Diocesis aduna gayud usa ka
lingkuranan nga alanga lamang sa
Obispo ug kini gitawag nga
“catherdra” diin diri ipadayag sa
Obispo ang mga pagtulon-an isip
Amahan sa maong Dioces.
Tabernacle – Dindhi niining dapita
ipahimutang ang mga nahibilin nga
konsagradong lawas sa atong Ginoo
nga nabilin matag misa aron magamit
pa sa sunod nga mga misa o adlaw
Dinhi pud ginakuha ang lawas sa Ginoo
nga ipakalawat sa masakiton.
Kinahanglan nga adunay gayud suga
nga nagtimaan sa presensya sa Dios.
Baptistery – Kini ang usa sa pinaka-
importante nga dapat sa Simbahan
diin diri pagabuhaton ang pag
pagpamunyag sa mga bag-ong
membro sa Simbahan.
12. Sacrarium – Kini mao ang
lababo sa sakristiya diin
human hugasan ang chalice
nga ginagamit panahon sa
Misa dinhi iyabo ang tubig
ingon man usab sa ubang
sagrdo nga butang.
Gipanalipdan niini maong
sacrarium nga bisan sa bisan
asa kun sa ordinary nga
lababo lamang kini buhaton.
Diri pud labhan ang ubang
mga liturgical linens sa dili pa
kini labhan didto sa gawas.
Sanctuaryo – Dinhi
nahimutang ang mga balaang
dapit sa simbahan ang Altar,
Lectern, Presiders chair ug
uban pa busa kinahanglan
nga ato gayun tagaan ug
dakung respeto kining lugar,
ang balaang dapit sa
simbahan.
Sacristy - Kini ang dapit diin
gipahimutang ang mga gamit
sa Misa sa panahon nga walay
Misa nga nahitabo sa Simbahan
aron kini maplastar ug mahan-
ay pag hipos.
Choir - Dinhi
nahimotang ang mga
mang-awit sa simbahan.
Sila may dakung bahin
sa matag Santos nga
Misa aron mas mahimo
pa kining Solemni Diha
ilang pag-awit.
Sanctuaryo – Dinhi
nahimutang ang mga balaang
dapit sa simbahan ang Altar,
Lectern, Presiders chair ug
uban pa busa kinahanglan
nga ato gayun tagaan ug
dakung respeto kining lugar,
ang balaang dapit sa
simbahan.