Sacraments

The foundation of Sanctity begins with the Sacraments; Baptism gets us started in the church with an important role. If we are to for a communion with Jesus, we must always turn to these sacraments; particularly, Reconciliation and Eucharist. After all, we belong to the Church, because we are Catholics, we are called by faith. We need not to be afraid of confession, but to learn to see it as the healing service that it is. Christ is there, waiting to hear from us, with a contrite heart, ready for the mercy of our Lord.

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