Baptism

The Sacraments of (a)   make us members of the Church and strengthen us in this life.

The faithful are born anew by the Sacrament of (a)   .

A public statement or declaration of faith  is called a (a)   .

(a)   is a blessed and perfumed holy oil used for anointing. 

An (a)   is a permanent, un-removable seal placed on our souls by God in the Sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation. 

(a)   is the first Sacrament we receive. 

All of the Sacraments are (a)   in the Old Testament. 

A person who is preparing to receive the Sacrament of Baptism but dies before doing so will be assured of salvation as long as he was truly sorry for his sins. This is called (a)   . 

Human weakness can be resisted with the help of God’s (a)   . 

A person who dies for her belief in God and His Church without having been baptized receives the graces of Baptism because of her death for Christ. This is called (a)   .