The sacraments are outward signs instituted by Christ to give grace. They are the sacred moments where God's invisible love and mercy are made visible and tangible in our lives, marking our journey of faith from beginning to end.
The first sacrament and our entry into the Church. Through water and the Holy Spirit, we are cleansed of original sin, reborn as children of God, and become members of Christ's body.
This sacrament completes the grace of Baptism. We are sealed with the gifts of the Holy Spirit, strengthening us to be mature witnesses for Christ in the world.
The source and summit of our faith. We receive the true Body and Blood of Jesus Christ under the appearance of bread and wine, providing spiritual nourishment and uniting us with Him.
Also known as Penance or Confession, this sacrament offers God's forgiveness for sins committed after Baptism. It reconciles us with God and the Church, restoring grace in our souls.
Administered to those who are seriously ill or in old age, this sacrament provides spiritual strength, peace, and courage. It unites the suffering person with the passion of Christ.
Through this sacrament, a baptized man is consecrated as a bishop, priest, or deacon to serve the Church. They are given the sacred authority to teach, sanctify, and lead the faithful.
A baptized man and woman are united in a lifelong covenant of faithful love. Their marriage is a visible sign of Christ's love for His Church and a source of grace for the couple and their family.
The sacraments are not just one-time events, but a continuous source of God's grace that sustains us throughout our lives. They are the pillars of our faith, constantly drawing us closer to Christ and His Church.
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