Orthodox Liturgical Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.

1. I-Cloth containing a relic on which Liturgy is served
   I-Antimension
2. N-Filled with water for infant baptism
   N-Baptismal Font
3. I-Liturgical color used for the Nativity of the Lord
   I-RedVestments
4. G-Used to cut the Prosphora during the rite of preparation and representing the spear with which the Roman soldier pierced Jesus' side.
   G-Spear
5. I-On the altar representing the 7 churches in the book of the Revelation.
   I-Candelabra
6. G-Liturgical color used for general feasts and regular Liturgies.
   G-GoldVestments
7. o-We receive Communion on the spoon
   o-Spoon
8. N-Liturgical color used for Lent and Crucifixion
   N-PurpleVestments
9. o-Liturgical color used for Resurrection, Theophany, and Transfiguration
   o-WhiteVestments
10. B-where the miracle of the Eucharist takes place!
    B-Altar
11. G-Wine and bread added for Communion
    G-Chalice
12. N-On the altar, in processions, and throughout the sanctuary, representing the light of the Lord
    N-Candles
13. N-Water mixed with wine for communion, representing the blood and water that flowed from Jesus's side after His death. The wine will miraculously become the blood of the Lord.
    N-Water/Wine
14. o-Used for veneration and in processions, the cross from the crucifixion of our Lord.
    o-Cross
15. G-The 4 books of the Holy Scriptures telling of the life of Jesus on earth: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
    G-Gospel
16. G-Water is warmed and poured from the zeon into the chalice, representing the water with blood that flowed from Jesus's side at the crucifixion.
    G-Zeon
17. G-Used to hold Presanctified host
    G-Artophorion
18. B-Blessed and used for anointing, baptism, and Chrismation
    B-OliveOil
19. I-The special bread that we offer, which will become the body of the Lord in the Eucharist
    I-Prosphora
20. o-Wall of icons separating the nave from the sanctuary in an Orthodox church.
    o-Iconostasis
21. I-Cover for Chalice and Paten
    I-Veil
22. I-Used to clean any crumbs up on the altar and representing the sponge of vinegar given to Jesus on the cross
    I-Sponge
23. B-On the altar and stores the consecrated Eucharist before and after communion
    B-Tabernacle
24. o-Engraved with the seraphim, angels surrounding the throne of God and, in liturgy, surrounding the host.
    o-Fan
25. B-burned in the censer, usually containing frankincense, and representing the prayers rising to heaven
    B-Incense
26. o-Liturgical color for feasts of the Theotokos: her Nativity, her Entrance in the Temple, the Annunciation, and her Dormition
    o-BlueVestments
27. I-Used at communion to catch any spills of the consecrated host and representing the scarlet robe with which the soldiers mocked Jesus
    I-RedCloth
28. N-Used by priest or deacon to have the incense rise to heaven
    N-Censer
29. N-Used to sprinkle with holy water the people or objects to be blessed
    N-Brush
30. B-Liturgical color used for Palm Sunday and Pentecost
    B-GreenVestments
31. B-Plate on which the Prosphora is divided during the Proskomedia, then holding the consecrated bread
    B-Paten/Diskos
32. B-Table to the side of the altar on which the priest performs the Proskomedia.
    B-Proskomedia Table
33. N-Protects the host and represents the star in the sky that shone in the sky guiding the 3 wise-men to the place where Christ and His Mother were.
    N-Asterisk
34. o-It is the cloth covering the Holy Gifts and being worn by the priest or deacon (the one who carries the bread, not the wine) during the Great Entrance. When covering the gifts after the great procession, it represents the stone that Joseph used
    o-Aer
35. G-Bowl for holy water used for blessing people or objects
    G-HolyWaterBowl