1. At the Last Supper what did Jesus say about his Body and Blood?
Preparation: Read Mark 14:12 – 26, Matthew 26:17 – 30, Luke 22:7 – 23, John 13: or watch video: to relate the story of the Last Supper. Also revise key concept of Passover: A Jewish festival to celebrate the Exodus.

2. At the Last Supper what did Jesus say about his Body and Blood?
Preparation: Read Mark 14:12 – 26, Matthew 26:17 – 30, Luke 22:7 – 23, John 13: or watch video: to relate the story of the Last Supper. Also revise key concept of Passover: A Jewish festival to celebrate the Exodus.

3. What do the commands Jesus gave have to do with Catholics today?

4. What is the connection between the Last Supper and the Eucharist?
1) Jesus says he is the sacrifice
2) He instructs his disciples to recreate what happened at this last meal to remember him
3) He says that the bread and wine are his body and blood
4) Roman Catholics believe the Eucharist is the body and blood of Christ
5) When they celebrate the Eucharist they are giving thanks for the sacrifice that Jesus made on Calvary

5. Eucharist - Thanksgiving

6. Alan the Alien & the Eucharist
Words to help you:
Beliefs
Bread & Wine
Eucharist
Passover
Last Supper
Jesus
Reminder
Jewish
Body
Classroom/Homework Task:
Your task is to explain the Eucharist to Alan the Alien.
Write a short speech explaining Eucharist, using the following words to help you.
You must include all of the words.
Your learning will be assessed based on how detailed your speech is and how much understanding you show in your explanation.

7. The Outline of the Mass today
Learning objective: To know and understand the order in which the Roman Catholic Mass is celebrated. Learning outcomes: Identify at least 3 parts in the order of the Mass. Explain what happens during at least 3 parts of the Mass Explain the outline of the Mass and provide detail about what happens during different parts. Discuss how Jesus is present in different ways during parts of the Mass.

8. Task - Max time: 15 mins
Learning outcomes:
Identify at least 3 parts in the order of the Mass.
Explain what happens during at least 3 parts of the Mass
Explain the outline of the Mass and give detail about what happens during different parts.
Discuss how Jesus is present in different ways during parts of the Mass.
In pairs work out the order of the Mass using the information cards in front of you.
Once you think you have it in the correct order, collect a marking sheet from the front to check it against.
Only once you have checked it should you stick it into your copy books!

9. Catholics believe that Jesus is present during the
Mass in a number of ways…
Task – 10 mins
Explain how Jesus is present
during the Mass through:
a) The Priest
b) The Congregation
c) The Liturgy of the Word
d) Holy Communion
Learning outcomes:
Identify at least 3 parts in the order of the Mass.
Explain what happens during at least 3 parts of the Mass
Explain the outline of the Mass and give detail about what happens during different parts.
Discuss how Jesus is present in different ways during parts of the Mass.

10. This happens at the very start of Mass with the Sign of the Cross and a brief explanation by the priest about the theme of the Mass.
Penitence means sorrow for sin, so the penitential rite asks for God’s forgiveness. We say this at the beginning of Mass before the Liturgy of the Word so that we can celebrate with a clear conscience and in a good relationship with God.
This is really the first half of the Mass. It is when we hear the Word of God and it is when Jesus is present with us in the readings. This part includes:
Gloria
Old Testament Reading
Psalm
New Testament Reading and..
The Gospel, which shows how Jesus fulfilled the scripture and is the Good News for us all.
After this is the homily, in which the priest explains all the readings we have listened to.
This statement of belief is said after the homily. It is a summary of what Catholics believe about:
God the Father
Jesus Christ, the Son of God
The Holy Spirit
The Church
After the Creed, these special prayers are said. They are a series of prayers asking for God’s help with the needs of the Church, the local community and the World.
The Liturgy of the Word ends with these prayers.
This is the beginning of the Liturgy of the Eucharist.
This is a procession when people of the parish bring forward gifts of bread and wine and other offerings (usually the collection money) to the altar.
These prayers are said over the gifts of bread and wine. At the heart of the prayer is the consecration of the gifts. This is when the bread and wine becomes the body and blood of Christ.
The most important prayer we are taught is said after the bread and wine becomes the Body and Blood. It is said to ask for the food of eternal life and for forgiveness.
To show we are ready to receive the Eucharist, we offer this sign to each other. This shows we are friends with each other and in communion with God.
Once we have given the Sign of Peace we are ready to receive the body and blood of Christ. This emphasises that the Mass is the food and drink of eternal life.
We are given the final command to ‘Go in peace to love and serve the Lord’. This means that now we have received the Body and Blood we should go out into our communities and act out this command.

11. Project Love and Sacrifice
Explain what a sacrifice is.
Religious Sacrifice
Explain why the Jews gave sacrifices to God.
The First Passover
Describe the Passover and explain why this was important to Jews. (God had remained true to the covenant - the blood over the door is important as it a symbol of how they were saved.)
The Last Supper
Explain what happened at the Last Supper. How did Jesus describe himself as a Sacrifice (what do Christians believe that he was sacrificing himself for?)