How Catholics worship
The liturgy, Christian initiation, healing, marriage, ordained ministry, and sacramental life.
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Liturgy and the work of the Trinity
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What sacraments are
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Who, how, when and where we worship
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Unity across liturgical traditions
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The seven sacraments as a whole
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Baptism and Christian initiation
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Confirmation and chrismation
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The Eucharist and the Mass
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Conversion, penance and reconciliation
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Anointing, illness and viaticum
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Holy Orders and ordained ministry
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Marriage and family
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Blessings and sacramentals
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Christian funerals
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Completion records your own study activity. It is separate from completing the official Symbolon course, parish OCIA requirements, or a reviewed formation curriculum.