Sacraments of Initiation:
These sacraments lay the foundation of every Christian life.

Baptism
In Baptism we receive new life in Christ. Baptism washes away sin, including original sin and gives us a new birth in the Holy Spirit. 

Confirmation
Confirmation seals our life of faith in Jesus.  Through the Holy Spirit, we are strengthened in order to bear witness to Christ and prepare to take on the role of a disciple. Like Baptism, Confirmation is received only once.

Eucharist
The Eucharist is the sacrament in which the true Body and Blood of Christ, who is truly and substantially present under the appearance of bread and wine, is recieved in holy Communion.

Sacraments of Healing:
These sacraments celebrate the healing power of Jesus.

Reconcilation
Through the Sacrament of Reconciliation we receive God’s forgiveness. Forgiveness requires being sorry for our sins. In  Reconciliation, we receive Jesus’ healing grace through absolution by the priest. 

Anointing of the Sick
This sacrament unites a sick person’s suffering with that of Jesus and brings forgiveness of sins. The sick person is anointed to impart the spiritual strength and physical healing. 

Sacraments of Vocation:
These sacraments help members serve the community.

Matrimony
In Matrimony a baptized man and woman are united with each other as a sign of the unity between Jesus and his Church. Matrimony requires the consent of the couple, as expressed in the marriage promises.

Holy Orders
In Holy Orders men are ordained as priests, deacons, or bishops. Priests serve as spiritual leaders of their communities, and deacons serve to remind us of our baptismal call to help others. Bishops carry on the teachings of the apostles.