The 7 sacraments
Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Marriage (Matrimony), and Holy Orders.
What are the seven sacraments?
Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick.
What are the sacraments of healing?
Marriage and Holy Orders
What are the sacraments of service?
Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation.
What are the sacraments of initiation?
Dove, cross, water, white garment.
What are some of the symbols for baptism?
Jesus
Who is the original sacrament?
Blessed or consecrated oil, the sign of the cross, praying hands, hands, the forehead, and laying down of hands
What are the symbols in Anointing of the Sick?
Holy Matrimony
What is the sacrament of marriage also known as?
The body and blood of Christ.
What does the bread and wine symbolise in the Eucharist?
An object that represents something else.
What is a sign?
_______ is a sacrament because it is a sign of our union with God.
The Church
Acknowledging the times that we know we have done wrong and restoring the relationships with those that have been affected.
What is penance about?
Eternal love and commitment.
In marriage, what do the rings symbolise?
The ______ reminds us that we are part of God's kingdom.
Eucharist
Something that can mean more than one thing at the same time
What is a symbol?
Through the action of the priest.
How is the work of Jesus shown
Jesus and the Church are concerned about healing all kinds of illness: spiritual, mental, and physical.
Why do we have sacraments of healing?
Share our lives with others in special ways.
The priest or deacon, with the parents and godparents.
Who greets the child in baptism?
The 'slap' on the cheek
In confirmation, what does the Bishop do to the participant ?
In many ways through the Church, but especially in the sacrament.
When do we meet Christ?
Healing to the soul and body of Catholics.
What do Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick bring?
Impart God's divine life to those living out a life-long call to marriage or the priesthood.
What do the sacraments of service do?
At least 16 years old, not the child's parent and a Catholic who has been confirmed and lives a life of faith.
In confirmation, who can be a sponsor?
Light, water, clothing, oil, hands, bread and wine.
What are objects that symbolise God's grace and presence with us?