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  • Contact
    • Join
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  • Faith Formation
    • ACC Faith Formation
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  • Liturgy
    • Funerals
    • Liturgical Ministry >
      • Altar Server
      • Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion
      • Usher/Greeter
      • Lector
      • Sacristan
    • Music Ministry >
      • Accompanist / Cantor
      • Holy Spirit Adult Choir
      • Spirit Rings On Handbell Choir
      • Resurrection Choir
  • Community
    • Bouja
    • Coffee and Donut Sunday
    • Breakfast
    • Bulletins
    • Councils / Committees
    • Parish Events
    • Vacation Bible School
  • Organizations
    • Food Shelf
    • Funeral Lunch Ministry
    • Knights of Columbus
    • Red Cross Blood Drive
    • T.I.N. Soldiers
  • Cluster Calendar
  • Sacraments
    • Anointing of the Sick
    • Baptism
    • Confirmation
    • Eucharist
    • Holy Orders
    • Marriage
    • Reconciliation
  • Blog
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Sacraments

The sacraments are visible and effective signs of God’s grace. Instituted by Christ, each of the sacraments communicates the life of grace, God’s own strength and life, to the individual believer for the significant moments of the Christian life.
Somewhat analogous to the needs of our natural lives, the sacraments provide what we need for our spiritual lives:
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The sacraments all use created things to communicate God’s grace in visible ways: water, bread, wine, oil, sacred words of promise, the imposition of hands in prayer. More than just symbolic rituals, the sacraments actually confer the gifts they symbolize; they are effective signs that allow us to see and experience the work of Christ in our lives.
While the sacraments are received by individuals, one by one, they all aim at building up the life of the Church as a whole, strengthening the bond of communion with Christ and with one another.
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