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| the table on which the bread and wine are consecrated |
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| Hebrew word meaning "let it be so" |
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| community of believes gathered for worship |
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| name for the Eucharist when reserved in the tabernacle |
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| person who oversees any act of public worship |
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| cup used during Mass for the consecration of the Eucharist |
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| official profession of faith used in the church liturgy |
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| one ordained to assist the priest in a variety of ministries |
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| one ordained by the bishop for service to the local church |
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| the final part of the liturgy of Mass:closing praryer, bliessing and song |
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| the part of the Mass that includes the consecration of the bread and wine |
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| opening of the liturgy to prepare the assembly for worship |
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| another name for the Eucharist, the body, and blood of Christ |
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| term given to the communion bread |
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| the meal remembered by christians as the first occasion of the first eucharist |
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| offical liturgical book from which the readings are proclaimed |
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| the person who proclais the Word at Mass |
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| the offical public worship of the church |
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| part of the penitential prayer in the introductory prayer at mass |
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| another name for the our father |
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| established form of words and symbolic actions for a ceremony |
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| book used by the priest on the altar during mass |
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