Quiz for TLM Walkthrough - New Saint Thomas Institute

Question #1: Which is NOT a reason for using Latin in the Roman liturgy?

Question #2: Why are there prayers at the foot of the altar?

Question #3: The priest should confess his sins to God before ascending the altar.

Question #4: What is the Latin word for the proper verse recited or chanted at the entry of the priest?

Question #5: Who was the Pope that noted that the Church of Rome chanted the Kyrie Eleison with also addresses to Christ as "Christe Eleison"?

Question #6: We know the Gloria in Excelsis hymn is ancient because:

Question #7: What does "epistle" mean?

Question #8: The Gradual verse is called such because it relates to the ascending of steps (gradus, in Latin).

Question #9: The Gospel is read/chanted to the North because:

Question #10: Which Pope introduced the Nicene Creed into the Mass at Rome?

Question #11: The Roman Offertory is essentially collecting money from the pews.

Question #12: In the Roman Offertory, the priest mixes water and wine. What does the water signify?

Question #13: The only time "mystery of faith" appears in the New Testament, it refers to what?

Question #14: When the priest drops a fragment of the Body into the Blood after making 3 signs of the cross, what does it signify?

Question #15: Which Pope said reciting Our Father at Mass, goes all the way back to the Twelve Apostles?

Question #16: In the Roman Rite, when is the Holy Ghost explicitly invoked over the bread and wine?

Question #17: In the 1800s, it was common for Holy Communion to distributed after Mass was over.

Question #18: Why don't the laity receive the Precious Blood in the Roman Rite?

Question #19: Since Pope Pius V, what is the normative "Last Gospel" (besides on Christmas day)?