Catholic Reconciliation is the sacrament in which a person confesses sins to a priest, receives absolution, and is restored to God’s grace and the Church.
The Holy Eucharist is the sacrament in which Catholics receive the Body and Blood of Christ under the appearances of bread and wine as spiritual nourishment.
Anointing of the Sick is the sacrament in which a priest prays over and anoints a seriously ill or elderly person with oil for spiritual strength, healing, and peace.
A Catholic Funeral is the liturgy in which the Church commends the deceased to God’s mercy, prays for their soul, and offers hope of resurrection in Christ.