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| T or F: Missing Sunday Mass is a mortal sin, unless you have a good excuse like illness |
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| T or F: The Saturday evening Mass is an alternate Mass people can go to if they can't go to Sunday Mass |
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| Vigil Mass wasn't universally allowed until _____. |
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| In Jewish tradition, after sundown means the next calendar day |
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| Why can Vigil Mass count for the Sunday Mass? |
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| Which is the preferred day of worship if you don't have a schedule conflict--Saturday evening or Sunday Mass? |
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| T or F: There is an obligation on Sunday to refrain from unnecessary work |
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"And also with you."
"And with your spirit." |
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| What are two responses you can say to the priest when he says, "The Lord be with you." |
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| After the priest and deacon leave the sanctuary |
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| When is it the proper time to leave Mass? |
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| T or F: Catholicism sees science and reason as enemies of the faith |
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| The minimum requirements for attending Mass are every _____ and ____ day of obligation. |
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| The minimum requirements to going to confession is ____ a year. |
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| The minimum requirements for receiving Communion is during _____. |
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| Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, Lent |
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| Minimum requirements on fasting and abstinence is to have one full meal on _______ and _______, and not eating meat on Fridays during ______. |
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| T or F: Minimum requirements of being a Catholic also includes obeying marriage laws of Church and supporting the church financially and otherwise |
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| process of discovering the Catholic faith and what is to be believed and finding out all the important doctrines |
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| Knowing the faith, accepting the faith, practicing the faith |
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| What are the three steps of being a Catholic? |
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| T or F: A Catholic isn't required to believe everything that they are told |
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| people born, baptized, and raised in Catholic faith |
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| people who previously belonged to another religion or no religion and came into the Catholic religion later on |
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| People who were Cradle Catholics that left the Church but came back later on |
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| commemorates the visit of the Magi |
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| three kings bearing gifts for the newborn Christ in the stable at Bethlehem |
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| What is the traditional and universal Feast of Epiphany? |
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| Catholic parishes in the United States that celebrate the Mass in English celebrate Feast of Epiphany on the first Sunday after _______. |
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| Polish, Slovak, Russian, and German Catholics have their pastor bless _____ and then write over their _____ the numerals for the current year with ____ in the middle of the numbers. |
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| How would a Polish person's door look like if it is the year 2005 on the Feast of Epiphany? |
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| Caspar, Melchior, Balthasar |
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| What were the names of the three wise men? |
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| The custom of writing on your doors with chalk merely reminds all in the home to ask the prayers of the _____ during the year. |
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