| A | B |
|---|
| Passover | A solemn season when the Jews remember the Exodus. |
| Homily | Designated form of preaching at mass - not an optional element. |
| New Covenant | Jesus celebrated this in memory of Moses setting his people free. |
| Second Reading | To broaden our familiarity with the writings from the epistles and letters. |
| Exodus | Pivotal event in the religious history of the Jews and Christians. |
| Paschal Mystery | Work of salvation accomplished by Jesus through His life, Passion, death, resurrection and ascension into heaven. |
| First Reading | Directly connected with the Gospel Reading |
| Prayers of the Faithful | Refers to the ownership of all intentions by all the baptized. |
| Eucharist | Sacred meal that calls us to sit down together at the table of the Lord. |
| Manna | Odd bread-like substance that the Hebrews gathered from the desert. |
| Songbook of the Liturgy | Known as the Book of Psalms. |
| Profession of Faith | Elements of the Liturgy of the Word and statements of beliefs for Catholics. |
| Amen | Response from the person receiving communion |
| Three-year Cycle of Gospels | Matthew, Mark and Luke |
| Sign of Peace | Offers hope |
| Liturgy of the Eucharist | Begins the preparation of the gifts |
| The Lord's Prayer | Begins the Communion Rite |
| Triduum/Holy Week | Most Holiest Week for Catholics |
| Eucharistic Prayer | The Heart of the Liturgy of the Eucharist |
