New members are welcomed into Christ's Body, the Church and are born into a new life in this Sacrament

These are the foundation of the Christian life; every Catholic should receive all three.

This is the essential symbol of Baptism

We first receive the Holy Spirit at this sacrament.

In this sacrament, we make Jesus' original sacrifice real and present in the form of bread and wine.

A person's bond with the Church is strengthened and is enriched with an outpouring of the Holy Spriit through this Sac

This is the process by which adults become members of the Catholic Church.

During Confirmation the anoints each candidate's forehead with this oil.

During Baptism, as a sign of the gift of the Holy Spirit, the child is anointed with this.

During Confirmation, the bishop asks the candidates to renew this..

We are cleansed of our sins as if we had never done anything wrong before this moment.

Confirmed people experience a growth in these 7 spiritual marks.

The anointing, the laying of the bishop's hands, and the words, "Be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit" are symbols of this Sacrament.

We receive the Holy Spirit in a deeper and more profound way in this sacrament.

In Eastern Catholic Churches, there are differences in how Confirmation is celebrated; Confirmation is given to infants or children in the same ritual as this sacrament.

We are nourished to live as Christ's disciples through this sacrament.

This word comes from the same root as "responsible" and is someone who can help one grow in faith.

The essential sacramental symbols in the Eucharist are wheat bread, grape wine and this.

After the anointing in Confirmation, the bishop lays his hands on the candidate and says this...

In a single ritual, this sacrament brings together all the important elements of the Catholic faith.

This is received in all three of the Sacraments of Initiation.

Catholics use this this term to describe the transformation of the bread and wine into Jesus' Body and Blood.

A white garment put on a child during Baptism symbolizes this.

In the Eucharist, through the power of the Holy Spirit, we remember and make present these 3 elements of Jesus Christ.

The child being baptized, their parents and godparents, are asked to reject Satan and all his works and proclaim their belief in this...