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| A public or private devotion that lasts for 9 days. Sometimes offered for nine weeks or nine months. |
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| A form of prayer involving a variety of methods. |
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| A form of wordless prayer |
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| what do you do when you face distractions while you are praying? |
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| forget about the distractions and concentrate more on God |
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| which saint said prayer is an "intimate sharing between friends?" |
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| The person who overseas any act of public |
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| vatican council two challenged catholics to participate in liturgy in what way? |
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| They mandated that the liturgies of the church be in the same language (Latin) and use the same ritual actions and words all around the world. |
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| what is the triduum and what is the focus of each day? |
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Triduum – The three days of the liturigical year that begin with the Mass of the Lord’s Supper on Holy Thursday and end with evening prayer on Easter Sunday
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| In Catholic life and worship, the seven efficacious signs of God’s grace, instituted by Christ and entrusted to the Church, by which divine life is dispensed to us. |
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| an object or action that points us to another reality. |
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| actions that create or show some change in a person or relationship. |
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| what is the significance of a person's "inner disposition" when participating in a sacrament? |
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| Their attitude and readiness on out point |
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