Top Ten 7 Sacraments

The Top Ten

1 Baptism

See I'm not a Catholic, so I don't believe in a lot of this. First of all I believe you shouldn't be baptized until your soul and mind is ready. I personally got baptized at the age of 12 in 2015. I do believe baptism is essential though and you cannot be saved without it unless Jesus decides to save you without it. (Jesus judges not us.)

This is the very first Sacrament a person receives to enter the Christian Church. Most Christian denominations administer it to infants. It is through Baptism that one becomes Born Again in Christ.

A bit strange that this is titled "Top 10 Ten Sacraments". Shouldn’t it just be "Top 7 Sacraments"?

2 Holy Communion

The Holy Eucharist is the Literal Presence Of Christ. Children receive their First Holy Communion at around 7 or 8 years of age. Children are dressed like miniature brides & grooms on a wedding day, no doubt to show that they will receive this Holy Sacrament for the rest of their lives.

Never heard of this. At my congregation we recognize the Lord's Supper (Communion) every Sunday.

3 Holy Confession

This Sacrament is also known as Reconciliation. It is when a person confesses his/her sins to the priest. This Sacrament is considered complimentary to Holy Communion.

See I don't confess my sins to anyone except God through prayer. And I had to ask Jesus for forgiveness right before I was immersed.

4 Confirmation

A person usually receives this Sacrament between the ages of 12 - 15 years of age. Th Bishop lays his hands on the young person's forehead, & the young person receives the Holy Spirit. The young person also has the option of taking on the name of a favourite Saint.

5 Matrimony

6 Holy Orders

A man who is called to the priesthood will receive this Sacrament. Women do not serve as priests. Rather, women who are called to dedicate their lives to God & His Church may take Vows of Consecrated Virginity, and become Brides Of Christ (though this is not counted as a Sacrament).

7 Anointing of the Sick

This is the final Sacrament in which a person may receive, when he/she is gravely ill or injured. Christ Comforts the sick person in this particular Sacrament.

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