The 7 Sacraments

The first step in a lifelong journey of commitment and discipleship. This sacrament can be received at any age.

• Holy orders

• Reconciliation

• Baptism

• Confirmation

This sacrament is received by a mature Christian. This sacrament is one of the three sacraments of Initiation, and associated with the gifts of the Holy Spirit

• Confirmation

• Marriage

• Holy orders

• Anointing of the sick

This sacrament is a ritual of healing, and is appropriate not only for the physical but also for the mental and spiritual sickenss

• Marriage

• Holy orders

• Confirmation

• Anointing of the sick

This sacrament is a public sign that one gives oneself totally to another person. This sacrament also speaks of family values and also God's values.

• Marriage

• Holy orders

• Confirmation

• Baptism

We find God's unconditional forgiveness in this sacrament. The three elements of this sacrament are conversion, confession, and celebration

• Baptism

• Marriage

• Reconciliation

• Holy orders

This sacrament is known as both, a sacrifice and a meal. This sacrament nourishes us spiritually and brings us closer to God. We believe it is the real presence of Jesus, who died for our sins.

• Eucharist

• Confirmation

• Baptism

• Anointing of the sick

The person receiving this sacrament vows to lead other Catholics by bringing them closer to the sacraments. Including providing other means to holiness, proclaiming the Gospel, and especially by the Eucharist

• Confirmation

• Marriage

• Holy orders

• Eucharist

What are the three sacraments of initiation?

• Baptism

• Reconciliation

• Eucharist

• Confirmation

• Holy orders

Which of the following are NOT Sacraments of Healing?

• Anointing of the sick

• Reconciliation

• Baptism

• Penance

Which of the following are Sacraments of Vocation?

• Eucharist

• Holy orders

• Extreme Unction

• Matrimony