1. On a new page, miss the top two lines and…
List as many different big events in your past, present and future as you can. Eg. marriage

2. The Sacraments What are Sacraments? What are the seven Sacraments?
What is initiation?
What are the Sacraments of Initiation?

3. Watch the video clip and see if you can work out what these different stages in life are.

14. Key Terms Initiation- to be welcomed in or made part of something
Healing- to be made better
Vocation- a job or role that you believe is God’s will for you to do.
Sacrament- "a sign of the sacred” is the word for the seven sacred stages in people’s lives

15. The 7 Sacraments Sacraments of Initiation Sacraments of Healing
Baptism
Confirmation
Eucharist
Sacraments of Healing
Penance/Confession
Anointing the sick
Vocation
Matrimony
Holy Orders

16. The 7 Sacraments Baptism- When someone becomes part of the church.
Confirmation- When a person confirms that they still want to be part of the Church.
Eucharist- The Mass service where we remember the sacrifice Jesus made for us and what it achieved. Bread and wine.
Penance/Confession- Confessing our sins and having them forgiven.
Anointing the sick- Preparing someone for heaven
Matrimony- Marriage
Holy Orders- Becoming a priest, a monk or a nun
Write out the 7 sacraments and explain each one.
Which three do you think are the sacraments of initiation?
Which 2 do you think are the sacraments of healing?
Which 2 do you think are the sacraments of vocation?
What is a Sacrament?
Which Sacraments do you think are the most important and why?

17. Celebrating Initiation
Divide your life (past and future) into seven stages.
What is a ritual?
Give three examples of rituals you have?
What is a sacrament?
How many sacraments are there?
Why are the sacraments important for Christians today? (8)

18. 6. Why are the sacraments important for Christians today? (8)
They are sacred stages in your life which help you get closer to God.
Baptism-
filled with the holy spirit, part of the church
Confirmation
You confirm that you want to be part of the church
Marriage
Have children/ Have a deep relationship with someone
Eucharist
Accept Jesus’ sacrifice/Eternal life
Confession
Sins are forgiven/ Eternal life
Anointing the sick
Healing/ Being ready for death