In the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation, we confess our sins to a priest, perform a penance, show repentance, and hear word of absolution.

At the wedding feast at Cana, Jesus rewarded Mary's trust and faith by providing in abundance.

The first 12 Chapters of the Gospel of John are referred to as the Book of Miracles because Jesus performs many signs that reveal God's glory.

A sacrament is a sacred rite, a ceremonial religious act that is a sign of God's love and presence in our lives.

The stories of signs in the Gospel of John reveal not only who Jesus is but also who the Father is.

The priest's anointing with oil is called repentance.

Jesus' first miracle reminds us that opportunities to do good may come when we least expect them.

We encounter Jesus at key times during our faith journey, such as when we receive the sacraments.

The sacraments are Baptism, Confirmation, the Eucharist, Penace and Reconciliation, Anointing of the Holy Orders, and Matrimony.

In one of his miracles, Jesus multiplied five barley loaves and two fish so that about 5,000 people could be fed.

The sacraments are Christ's actions in our lives.

The Sacraments at the Service of Communion are Matrimony and the Eucharist.

Jesus gave his Great Commission to Mary.

The sacraments were instituted by the Church to pass on Jesus' teaching.