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Liturgy of Word |
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Lectionary |
Book of readings used by Lector and Deacon/Priest |
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Lector |
Lay reader; first and second reading, prayer of the faithful |
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Kyrie |
Lord have mercy/Señor ten piedad – Penitential Act/Acto Penitential |
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Psalm |
Responsorial psalm/song from Old Testament Book of Psalms |
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Readings |
Sunday: First reading, Old Testament; Second reading, Letter |
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Epistle |
Letter from New Testament (Second Reading) |
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Gospel |
Book of Matthew, Mark, Luke or John; read by priest or deacon |
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Gloria |
Glory to God in the Highest/Gloria a Dios en el cielo – Not said during Lent or Advent |
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Homily |
Sermon, based on scripture readings of the day |
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Profession of Faith (Creed) |
I believe in one God/Creo in un solo Dios |
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Prayer of the Faithful |
Responsorial prayer for intentions of the church and congregation |
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Liturgy of Eucharist |
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Sacramentary |
Book used by priest for Mass prayers; Roman Missal |
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Offertory |
Preparation and presentation of gifts of bread and wine |
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Sanctus |
Holy, Holy, Holy/Santo, Santo, Santo |
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Benedictus |
Blessed is He/Benedito el que viene |
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Agnus Dei |
Lamb of God/Cordero de Dios |
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Eucharistic Prayer |
Long prayer, said by priest at Consecration |
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Host |
Bread; becomes Body of Christ |
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Wine |
Becomes Blood of Christ |
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Water |
A few drops added to wine, and used to wash priest’s hands |
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Cruet |
Hold wine and water before they are added to Chalice |
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Chalice |
Cup of Christ’s Blood; water and wine before Consecration |
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Ciborium |
Vessel of hosts; Christ’s Body after Consecration |
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Paten |
Flat plate, holds priest’s host before and after Consecration |
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Bells |
Rung at consecration |
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Cross |
Always on/before altar |
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Consecration |
Changing bread and wine into Body and Blood of Christ; “This is My Body/This is My Blood” |
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Transubstantiation |
Process of changing bread and wine into Body and Blood of Christ |
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Sign of Peace |
Participants greet each other: “Peace be with you” or “La paz sea contigo “ |