Answer: Extreme Unction
Prior to Vatican II Extreme Unction was considered a "one shot deal" - that is, once a person received this sacrament they could not receive it again. That being said, if you got your Last Rites and then pulled through, you had better be on your best behavior!
Last Rites is also known as the Anointing of the Sick, and a person can now receive this sacrament as often as necessary.
From Quiz: The Seven Sacraments
Answer: 7
They are Baptism, Eucharist, Reconciliation, Confirmation, Annointing of the Sick, Holy Orders, and Marriage.
From Quiz: Sacraments of the Catholic Church
Answer: Psalm 42
Psalm 42, commonly called the "Judica me, Deus" is always recited at the beginning of Mass except in Requiem (funeral) Masses and during Passiontide. It expresses most fittingly our joy and confidence in God.
From Quiz: Traditional Catholicism
Answer: Latin
Latin is often considered a "dead" language, which makes it absolutely fitting for the Mass. The fact that it's "dead" prevents alterations in the meaning of the words, truly uniting all the Masses offered all around the world.
From Quiz: The Holy Tridentine Mass
Answer: Confirmation
Confirmation is sometimes described as an affirmation of the Rite of Baptism. That is, the person being confirmed is affirming, or agreeing with, their baptism which was most likely done when the person was an infant. In such cases, the vows were made on their behalf, and this is the time when they take them on as informed adults.
From Quiz: The Seven Sacraments
Answer: At the "Adjutorium nostrum + in nomine Domini"
"Adjutorium nostrum + in nomine Domini" means "Our help is in the name of the Lord". The priest signs himself for the second time during this strong statement of faith.
From Quiz: Traditional Catholicism
Answer: matter
The essential matter in Baptism is water. Other optional things are the lighted candle, the Oil of Catechumens, and white garment. The essential form (words) in Baptism are, "I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit."
From Quiz: The Seven Sacraments
Answer: He bows
The priest, having just offered the Indulgentiam, bows low to express his and our petition for the remission of our sins.
From Quiz: Traditional Catholicism
Answer: Two
At Low Mass, which is less solemn and spoken (not sung), only 2 candles are lit. At High Mass, 6 additional candles are lit. And if a Bishop is celebrating Mass in his own diocese, 7 are lit.
From Quiz: The Holy Tridentine Mass
Answer: Anointing of the Sick and Reconciliation
Confession, also known as Penance or Reconciliation, is the first Sacrament of Healing in the Roman Catholic Church.
Anointing of the Sick used to be called Last Rites or Extreme Unction and was usually reserved as the last sacrament received before death.
Now it is acceptable for Anointing to be received any time a person is suffering a grave illness.
From Quiz: Roman Catholic Sacraments
Answer: Reconciliation
Although Catholics confess their sin and the sacrament could still be called Confession, the Church refers to the sacrament as Reconciliation these days. This name more accurately describes the process of the sinner becoming reconciled with God.
From Quiz: The Seven Sacraments
Answer: Over the Missale
Fewer Signs of the Cross are made on the priest and in blessing to the people during Requiem Masses so as to afford all possible graces to the soul whom the Mass is being offered for.
From Quiz: Traditional Catholicism
Answer: Holy
"Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God of Hosts" - "Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus, Dominus Deus Sabaoth"
From Quiz: The Holy Tridentine Mass
Answer: Marriage and Holy Orders
The Sacraments of Service are Marriage and Holy Orders.
In Marriage, two people commit themselves to serve of each other and any children that might result. This is considered service to the church (small c).
In Holy Orders, a person is committing himself to service to the Church (capital C) as a whole, under the authority of the Bishop who consecrates him, and of the Bishop's successors.
From Quiz: Roman Catholic Sacraments
Answer: Venial Sin
Venial Sin is lesser sin. It could be a sin of omission, that is, failing to so something you should have done, or a sin of comission, that is, doing something you shouldn't have. It's still a separation from God, but it's not as severe as a Mortal Sin, such as breaking one of the Ten Commandments. Venial sins can be absolved by saying a prayer, such as the Act of Contrition. A Mortal Sin must be confessed to receive absolution.
From Quiz: The Seven Sacraments
Answer: Baptism, Eucharist, and Confirmation
Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick are the sacraments of Healing. Holy Orders and Marriage are the sacraments of Vocation.
From Quiz: Sacraments of the Catholic Church
Answer: Suscipe, sancte Pater
"Suscipe, sancte Pater" are the beginning words for the offering of the host which goes: "Accept, O Holy Father, Almighty and Eternal God, this spotless host, which I, Thy unworthy servant, offer to Thee, to atone for my numberless sins, offenses, and negligences; on behalf of all here present and likewise for all faithful Christians living and dead, that it may profit me and them as a means of salvation to life everlasting. Amen."
From Quiz: Traditional Catholicism
Answer: Prayers at the Foot of the Altar
The Prayers at the Foot of the Altar are said strictly by the priest and server alone. The priest bows while everyone else kneels.
From Quiz: The Holy Tridentine Mass
Answer: Water, oil, candle, white garment
Water, oil, a candle, and a white garment are symbols used in most Roman Catholic baptismal rituals.
Water cleanses.
Oil seals and heals. Christening means anointing.
The candle represents the light of Christ which the baptised person shares.
The white garment symbolizes the purification and cleansing that Baptism confers. The baptized person's soul is now free of all stain of sin and the white garment represents this.
From Quiz: Roman Catholic Sacraments
Answer: Baptism
Baptism is usually received by an infant. Roman Catholics believe that it seals the infant to the Church and removes the stain of Original Sin. If an infant is in danger of death, and there is no priest or deacon available, then any Catholic in good standing can perform the Baptism.
From Quiz: The Seven Sacraments
Answer: viaticum
Viaticum translated from the latin means "provision for a journey".
From Quiz: Sacraments of the Catholic Church
Answer: Black
Prior to the reforms of Holy Week by Pope Pius XII, the priest wore only black on Good Friday. After the reforms were implemented, the priest was instructed to changed into purple Mass vestments after the unveiling of the Cross.
From Quiz: Traditional Catholicism
Answer: Munda cor Meum
Munda cor Meum means, "Cleanse my heart", and the English translation of this prayer is: "Cleanse my heart and my lips, O Almighty God, Who cleansed the lips of the Prophet Isaiah with a burning coal. In Your gracious mercy deign so to purify me that I may worthily proclaim Your Holy Gosepl. Through Christ our Lord. Amen."
From Quiz: The Holy Tridentine Mass
Answer: Bishop
The Sacrament of Holy Orders is administered by the Bishop or Archbishop of the diocese.
A priest is ordained for service in a particular diocese.
From Quiz: Roman Catholic Sacraments
Answer: 6
A priest may administer any sacrament other than Holy Orders according to the eastern tradition. According to the western tradition the answer would be five as in the western tradition the husband and wife are the administers of the sacrament of Marriage. Though normally in the western tradition a bishop administers confirmation, a priest may do so under extraordinary circumstances.
From Quiz: Sacraments of the Catholic Church
Answer: Understanding
These four seem similar at first, but they each have a different meaning. Wisdom helps us see the "whole picture" and look toward what ultimately matters in life. Prudence leads us to use sound judgment in the decisions we make. Knowledge aids us in our quest for the truth.
From Quiz: The Seven Sacraments
Answer: "Et cum spiritu tuo"
"Et cum spiritu tuo" translates as: "And with your spirit".
From Quiz: The Holy Tridentine Mass
Answer: Bishop
The Sacrament of Confirmation is administered by the local Bishop.
In times of extreme need when the Bishop cannot attend to the Confirmation of all candidates, the authority MAY be delegated to a priest.
From Quiz: Roman Catholic Sacraments
Answer: 2
The Catholic Church accepts both Baptism and Marriage as valid if performed by other denominations. Marriage is preferably performed by a Catholic priest, but, according to the Catechism, the sacrament of matrimony is a gift the two spouses give each other.
From Quiz: Sacraments of the Catholic Church
Answer: Five
First there are three made over the chalice: "Per ip + sum, et cum ip + so, et in ip +so," and then two between the chalice and the priest: "est tibi Deo Patri + omnipotenti, in unitate Spiritus + Sancti, omnis honor et gloria."
From Quiz: Traditional Catholicism
Answer: Prayer for the Church
The priest offers prayers for the Pope, the local bishop, and all true believers who cherish the Catholic and Apostolic Faith.
From Quiz: The Holy Tridentine Mass
Answer: The couple being married
The Sacrament of Marriage is administered by the couple themselves. All the other people mentioned are simply witnesses. The priest presides over the ceremony, but the sacrament is between the two people being married.
From Quiz: Roman Catholic Sacraments
Answer: The priest, silently
The priest prays the Our Father up until "and lead us not into temptation" to which the server responds, "But deliver us from evil." and the priest, inaudibly, answers "Amen."
From Quiz: Traditional Catholicism
Answer: The Lord's Prayer
Surely you can remember the priest chanting the words of the Our Father: "Pater Noster, qui es in coelis: sanctificetur nomen tuum..."
From Quiz: The Holy Tridentine Mass
Answer: They give grace.
Again referencing the Baltimore Catechism: "Sacraments are an outward sign, instituted by Christ, to give Grace." While the other answers may be true, grace is the most fundamental.
Sacraments celebrated in the midst of the community will help to build up the community.
The celebration of The Sacraments can provide many opportunities for the celebrant to enhance the understanding of all participants and observers. These are frequently referred to as teaching moments.
From Quiz: Roman Catholic Sacraments
Answer: 3
The three are Baptism, Confirmation and Holy Orders.
From Quiz: Sacraments of the Catholic Church
Answer: Strikes his breast
Three times he strikes his breast, once for each "Agnus Dei".
From Quiz: Traditional Catholicism
Answer: The Ablutions
The Ablutions include a prayers for holiness and grace from Holy Communion.
From Quiz: The Holy Tridentine Mass
Answer: Penitential Rite
After the Penitential Rite comes the Gloria, and then the Collect. Later on are the General Intercessions, Offertory, Preface, Eucharistic Prayer, and Communion.
From Quiz: The Seven Sacraments
Answer: St. John
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God..."
From Quiz: The Holy Tridentine Mass
