Sacraments
What is the first sacrament of Initiation?
Baptism
Solidarity
This refers to God's gift to us, helping us know right from wrong. Maybe feeling bad when you do something wrong
Conscience
This type refers to working together at home
Family
This is where we receive a final blessing and are told to go in peace
Concluding Rite
This sacrament is very special because the person is consuming the body and blood of Christ
Eucharist
This refers to the natural moral law that we all have. Otherwise known as WWJD?
Divine Law
This refers to the act of being freed from sin (after you have asked for forgiveness)
Redemption
This type involves helping those people around the world who we may not know, but we are still brothers and sisters in Christ
Global
This is where we receive the body and blood of Christ
Liturgy of the Eucharist
This sacrament consists of two people who vow to love and serve each other forever
Marriage
This refers to Chris rising from the dead
Resurrection
This refers to the ability to make your own choices ( in a good way)
Free Will
This type involves helping those near us, maybe outside of our family
Community
This is where we are welcomed in to the church and we begin with the sing of the cross
Introductory Rite
This refers to the act of being very religious and acting with true faith
Piety
This refers to how every person is worthy because they are made in God's image.
Dignity
An example of this type would involve gathering clothing donations for refugees from Israel
Global
This is where we listen to the word of God and the readings.
Liturgy of the Word
This sacrament is one that solidifies a young person's faith journey and are anointed with oil by the Bishop
Confirmation
To make it right with our relationship with God
Atonement
A religious time that begins on Ash Wednesday and ends at Easter
Lent
This type involves cutting the grass for your parents, and obeying their wishes
Family
We begin Mass by asking for forgiveness for our sins
Introductory Rite