sacraments

sacraments

1. baptism

   • it is a Christian religious rite of sprinkling water on to a person's forehead or of immersing them in water, symbolizing purification or regeneration and admission to the Christian Church.
   • Any unbaptised person can receive baptism
   • Bishop, priest, deacon can do the ceremony of baptism

2. confirmation

   • Anointing with Chrism and laying on of hands to receive the Holy Spirit.
   • A baptised person can do the confirmation.
   • A bishop or a priest authorised by the bishop

3. eucharist

   • sacrament commemorating the Last Supper, in which bread and wine are consecrated and consume
   • A baptised person can receive a eucharist
   • Only a bishop or a priest can consecrate the Eucharist

4. penance

   • a sacrament in which a member of the Church confesses sins to a priest
   • A bishop or a priest authorised to hear confessions.

5. anointing of sick

   • A baptised person who has reached the age of reason.
   • A bishop or priest. can perform the anointing
   • Anointing with holy oil during a prayer asking for forgiveness and healing.

6. marriage

   • Mutual consent of a man and a woman to live together forever with the intention of raising a family.
   • A baptised man and a baptised woman can do marriage

7. holy orders

   • An adult baptised man receive a holy orders
   • it is an ordination of Christian clergy, specifically when someone is ordained as a deacon, priest or bishop
   • bishop can perfom the holy orders