What are are the Sacraments of Anointing of the Sick and Reconciliation?

Answer 1

Penance is also known as confession, so the sacrament of Penence refers to the first (and the subsequent) occasion on which a child makes their first Confession - which pretty much entails set prayers and cleansing the soul by confessing all of their sins. Catholics are required to do this at least once a year, although local practises usually dictate that it is performed on a much more regular basis. Penance must be performed before Communion can be received so as a sacrament it comes after baptism and before Communion.

The annointing or sacrament of the sick is the last sacrament administered to someone who is dying, it is a final absolution to cleanse the soul before death.

Answer 2

The Sacraments of Anointing of the Sick and Penance are related in the fact that both Sacraments are for the purpose of healing. The Sacrament of Penance heals Sin, the Sacrament of Anointing heals in times if illness and also forgives sin if the person cannot go to Confession.

Answer 3

Anointing of the Sick is likely the last sacrament a person receives. When someone is terminally ill and likely to die soon, they can have a priest visit them and say prayers and give them physical and spiritual strength and make peace with God before they pass away.

Reconciliation is usually the second sacrament in the Catholic church, after Baptism. It is also known as the Sacrament of Penance. It's essentially a person's first confession, where they speak to a priest in private and confess their sins. There will be some praying, and then the priest will absolve you of your sins. Catholics can go to Confession consistently throughout their life, but Reconciliation is the first one.

Answer 4

They both forgive sins. They both cleanse and heal you from your iniquities. HTat is why they are called sacraments of healing.

Answer 5

Sacraments of healing

Answer 6

They are both the Sacraments of Healing.