U.23 / Explanation
The Church has instituted sacramentals — through which God showers us with grace and prepares us to receive the sacraments. There are three main “types” of sacramentals: blessings, consecrations and…
WatchU.22 / Explanation
In marriage, Jesus gives spouses sacramental grace to take up their crosses and follow Him. By this grace, spouses learn to lay down their lives for each other and for…
WatchU.21 / Explanation
Priests play a unique role in the Church because they, in a special way, are the hands and feet of Jesus and allow us to receive the sacraments and hear…
WatchU.20 / Explanation
Jesus wants to be with us in our suffering so he gave the Church the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.
WatchU.19 / Explanation
When you feel prompted by the Holy Spirit, don’t be afraid to seek healing and forgiveness through the Sacrament of Penance.
WatchU.18 / Explanation
In the Mass, Heaven and earth, all the angels and saints, come together in communion with Jesus Christ to participate in the worship of God.
WatchU.17 / Explanation
Through the sacrament of the Eucharist, Jesus gives us himself in a radical way.
WatchU.16 / Explanation
The Sacrament of Confirmation seals us with the Holy Spirit and connects us more deeply to Christ, and the Church, and her mission.
WatchU.15 / Explanation
Baptism gives us a new life, brings us into God’s family–the Church, and changes us radically and permanently.
WatchU.14 / Explanation
Are the sacraments more than the simple actions and words involved? Through the sacraments Jesus makes himself visibly and tangibly present to us and the world around us.
WatchU.13 / Explanation
In the Mass we participate in the “work of God” as the “people of God.” Through, with, and in Jesus, we offer our lives to God the Father in the…
WatchU.12 / Explanation
Jesus said that at the end of time, all of us will be given a new body and rise from the dead. This applies to all people — those who…
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