Can someone receive all of the sacraments?

Answer 1

Roman Catholic AnswerIt is possible, although kind of unusual, for a man to receive all seven sacraments. If a man had been married, and his wife died, then he entered the priesthood. Then he fell very ill and received the Sacrament of Anointing. Well, yes, I'm sure that it is possible, and there probably is someone around who has done all seven, but, again, it would be more than a little unusual.

Answer 2

Yes you can receive all the sacraments. there is baptism, reconciliation, Holy Communion, confirmation, matrimony, holy orders , and the anointing of the sick.

Roman Catholic AnswerA person does not normally receive all of the sacraments, although it is conceivable: for example, a man who receives Ordination, normally does not receive matrimony. Although there are instances of a married person being ordained, once ordained a person can not get married. And as a woman cannot be ordained, there is no question of her receiving all of them. Baptism, Confirmation, and First Communion are normally given at the same time to an infant in the Eastern Rites, and to an adult convert. Confession (Reconciliation) and Baptism are never given at the same time, unless the baptism is conditional. So, it is possible to receive all of the sacraments? Yes, it is possible, but it is not ordinary or normal, and certainly not at the same time as they cover all stages of life.

Answer 3

The answer is yes