The Agnus Dei Flashcards

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What does 'Agnus Dei' mean?

It means 'Lamb of God' in Latin.

In the Mass, when is the Agnus Dei said or sung?

During the breaking of the bread, just before Holy Communion.

What are the key words of the Agnus Dei?

‘Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world; have mercy on us; grant us peace.’

How many times is 'Lamb of God' usually repeated in the Agnus Dei?

Three times.

What do Catholics ask for in the Agnus Dei?

Mercy and peace.

What does calling Jesus the 'Lamb of God' teach about him?

He is the sacrifice who takes away sins and saves people.

Which Bible verse calls Jesus the 'Lamb of God'?

John 1:29, where John the Baptist says it.

What action happens during the Agnus Dei?

The priest breaks the consecrated bread.

How does the Agnus Dei link to Redemption?

It reminds Catholics that Jesus’ death frees people from sin.

Which Old Testament event is recalled by 'Lamb of God'?

The Passover lamb, whose blood saved the people.