SacreLit

The Sacrament of Christian Initiation in which we are first joined to Jesus Christ, become members of the church, are reborn as God’s adopted children, receive the gift of the Holy Spirit, and by which Original Sin and personal sins are forgiven.

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• Matrimony

• Reconciliation

The Sacrament of Christian Initiation in which we are made sharers in the Paschal Mystery of Christ, we receive the Body and Blood of Christ, and we are joined most fully to Christ and to the church, the Body of Christ.

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• Anointing of the sick

• Eucharist

The Sacrament of Christian Initiation that strengthens the graces of Baptism and in which our new life in Christ is sealed by the gift of the Holy Spirit.

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• Eucharist

• Holy Orders

The Sacrament of Healing in which we receive God’s forgiveness, through the ministry of the priest, for the sins we commit after Baptism.

• Anointing of the sick

• Eucharist

• Penance and Reconciliation

• Holy Orders

The Sacrament of Healing that strengthens our faith, hope, and love for God when we are seriously ill, weakened by old age, or dying.

• Anointing of the Sick

• Penance and Reconciliation

• Holy Orders

• Eucharist

The Sacrament at the Service of Communion through which a baptized man is consecrated to serve the whole church as a bishop, priest, or deacon.

• Holy Orders

• Anointing of the Sick

• Matrimony

• Eucharist

The Sacrament at the Service of Communion that unites a baptized man and a baptized woman in a lifelong bond, or covenant, of faithful love to serve one another and the whole Church as a sign of Christ’s love for the Church.

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• Holy Orders

• Matrimony

One can receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation ... 

• when he needs to gossip about someone

• when life is difficult and there is a need to talk to someone

• only once a year

• as often as he repents from his sins and asks for God's Mercy

Confirmation can happen at any age

• True

• False

Acting against what is good, righteous, or commanded directly by God is commonly called ...  

• Freedom

• Wisdom

• Contrition

• Sin