Roman Catholicism: Sacraments
Synopsis
Sacraments in the Roman Catholic Church are a material and spoken action which confers divine grace upon a person. There are seven sacrments in Catholic Church doctrine.
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Related topics
- Baptism | Roman Catholicism: Baptism
- Confirmation | Roman Catholicism: Confirmation
- Eucharist | Roman Catholicism: Eucharist
- Penance and Reconciliation
- Anointing of the Sick
- Roman Catholicism: Holy Orders
- Marriage | Roman Catholicism: Matrimony
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Main article
Sacraments in the Roman Catholic Church are a material and spoken action which confers divine grace upon a person. There are seven sacrments in Catholic Church doctrine.
Roman Catholicism: Baptism
Roman Catholicism: Confirmation
Roman Catholicism: Eucharist
Penance and Reconciliation
Anointing of the Sick
Roman Catholicism: Holy Orders
Roman Catholicism: Matrimony
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