NBE Funeral Directing Practice Exam

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What does "Final Commendation" refer to in the Roman Catholic faith?

The ending portion of the funeral mass
A specific type of prayer recited for the deceased
The preparation of the body for burial
A requiem mass performed before the burial

The correct answer is: The ending portion of the funeral mass

In the Roman Catholic faith, "Final Commendation" refers to the rites and prayers that occur during the concluding portion of the funeral mass. This part of the service is significant as it is a moment for the congregation to commend the soul of the deceased to God’s mercy, marking the transition from the funeral liturgy to the final farewell. It often includes prayers, blessings, and sometimes a brief reflection or homily highlighting the faith and life of the deceased. The importance of this rite lies in its role in the overall funeral mass, as it provides closure and hope for those grieving. It beautifully encapsulates the community's support for the family and the deceased, affirming faith in life after death. Other options, while related to aspects of the Catholic funeral rites, do not capture the specific purpose and significance of the "Final Commendation."