Quiz: So You Call Yourself a Catholic . . .

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In the Mass
- Jesus is symbolized by the bread and wine from the moment of consecration onward.
- Jesus is spiritually present when the community gathers in prayer under the leadership of the priest and ceases to be spiritually present when the priest leaves the sanctuary
- Jesus is physically present along with the bread and wine once the consecration has occurred.
- Jesus is present, and the bread and wine are not present, after the consecration.
- None of the above.
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After the consecration
- The host on the paten is Jesus’ body, and the contents of the chalice are Jesus’ blood
- The host symbolizes Jesus’ body, and the wine symbolizes Jesus’ blood.
- The host is both Jesus’ body and blood, and the wine is both Jesus’ body and blood.
- Jesus’ body and blood are really present with the bread and the wine, and this is called the Real Presence.
- None of the above.
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The consecration of the Eucharist
- Can be performed by a Catholic priest or by a priest of an Eastern Orthodox church.
- Can be performed by a Catholic priest only if he celebrates Mass with at least two witnesses.
- Can be performed by Catholic priests and Anglican priests so long as they have the proper intention and pronounce the correct words of consecration.
- Can be performed by deacons and specially commissioned lay persons in emergency situations
- None of the above
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A Mass is invalid
- If fewer than half the people present hold hands during the Our Father
- If the priest omits the opening sign of the cross and the Nicene Creed.
- If the priest celebrates Mass while he is in the state of mortal sin.
- If the priest ad libs any part of the canon.
- None of the above.
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Holy Communion may be taken by
- Anyone at all, so long as his conscience tells him it is the right thing to do.
- Any Christian who wishes to manifest the unity that Christ willed for his Church
- Catholics in the state of grace, but not by Protestants even if they are in the state of grace
- Catholics who may have committed mortal sins and are sorry for them, even if they have not confessed them yet in confession
- None of the above.

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So You Call Yourself a Catholic . . .

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