ESOL The Meaning and Significance of Eucharist
WORD MEANINGS
The teacher gives out a set of 6 words and definitions (jumbled) to pairs of students. These can be made from the vocabulary list. The teacher
calls out words from the vocabulary list. The first pair to have all six words and definitions matched are the winners.
BINGO ADAPTATIONS.
A. There are four bingo cards below that contain definitions of words. The teacher reads out the words and the students have to cover the
words that they have with a piece of paper or token. The winners (the students can do this singly or in pairs) are those that correctly cover their
definitions first.
B. There are then four bingo cared with key word from the unit. This time the teacher reads the definition out and the students
have to cover the words that they have with a piece of paper or token. The winners (the students can do this singly or in pairs) are those that
correctly cover their words first.
At each celebration of
Mass the blessed bread is
transformed into the body
of Christ and shared at
communion time.
Seven (7) special Church
rituals where the power
of God is made visible
through ordinary things.
A very special agreement
between people involving
promises on both sides.
The prayerful
acknowledgement that
God is God the Creator
of all that is
A special cupboard or
container in the Church
where Holy Communion
is kept.
A name for the
consecrated bread and
wine, especially when
they are kept safely in the
tabernacle
Certain movements of the
body (often the hands)
that have a special
meaning
Prayers and practices that
are not part of the Mass
which help people to
become closer to God
An action that remembers
something special and
significant in a person’s
life
A very special agreement
between people involving
promises on both sides.
Seven (7) special Church
rituals where the power
of God is made visible
through ordinary things.
A name for the
consecrated bread and
wine, especially when
they are kept safetly in
the tabernacle
A name for a blessing
prayer. It often refers to
the prayer where the
Blessed Sacrament is
used to bless the people
Made holy, special to
God and God’s people
At each celebration of
Mass the blessed bread is
transformed into the body
of Christ and shared at
communion time.
The form of words and
actions for a ceremony
that is repeated often.
The actions often have a
special meaning.
Prayers and practices that
are not part of the Mass
which help people to
become closer to God
Special clothing worn by
the priest to indicate the
sacred nature of what is
happening
Made holy, special to
God and God’s people
A special object designed
to hold a host and make it
visible during Eucharistic
adoration
A name for a blessing
prayer. It often refers to
the prayer where the
Blessed Sacrament is
used to bless the people
A special container used
to hold the consecrated
(blessed) hosts that will
be given to people at
communion
Special clothing worn by
the priest to indicate the
sacred nature of what is
happening
Certain movements of the
body (often the hands)
that have a special
meaning
A person who is killed
for their beliefs
Ciborium
Memorial
Denominations
Adoration
Monstrance
Blessed Sacrament
Benediction
Chalice
Ritual
Denominations
Adoration
Devotions
Martyrs
Memorial
Consecrated
Ciborium
Vestments
Tabernacle
Covenant
Ritual
Martyrs
Gestures
Sacrament
Chalice