The Seven Sacraments

Baptism

• In Baptism we are cleaned from Original Sin.
• When you are baptized you become part of the Catholic Church.
• The water poured on your head it sybolizes you becoming clean from your sins.
• Usually you get baptized when you are a baby but some catholics get baptized later.

Reconciliation

• Reconciliation is when we confess our sins and we are forgiven by God.
• In Reconciliation we are forgiven from all of our sins.
• God will forgive anyone who confesses their sins to Him.

Eucharist

• Eucharist is when we unite to eat Jesus' body and blood.
• Bread and wine symbolise Jesus' body and blood.
• When we have the Eucharist we remember Jesus' and his sacrifice for us.

Confirmation

• Confirmation is when we become full members of the Church.
• Christians usually get confirmed in high school.
• When you get confirmed we remember our baptism.
• When we go through confirmation we get the gift of the Holy Spirit.

MATRIMONY

• When two people give them selves totally to each other.
• When two catholics begin a new catholic family.
• A lot of catholics go through this sacrament but some don't.
• When you don't go through Matrimony you give yourself totally to God.

HOLY ORDERS

• When a priest goes through Holy Orders he becomes ordained by making his vows.
• When a man becomes a priest he gives sacraments to others.
• When I priest becomes a priest he cannot go through matrimony.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK

• When someone is sick psychically, spiritually, or mentally they can go through this sacrament.
• Anointing of the Sick is known as the last rights.
• Anointing of the Sick is also known as Extreme Unction.

Work Cited

• http://www.americancatholic.org/features/special/default.aspx?id=29
• http://www.serraschool.org/apps/classes/show_class.jsp?classREC_ID=563200