1. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Being welcomed as a member of the Church. With your partner recap what the different sacraments are: (Holy Communion)

2. 7. Being anointed with oil when… 6. Taking vows… 5. Taking vows… 4. Saying… 3. Being allowed to eat and drink… 2. Committing to being… 1. e.g. Being welcomed as a member of the Church. With your partner recap what the different sacraments are: (Holy Communion)

3. Learning Objectives To understand what each of the sacraments involve. To explore the meaning of initiation, healing and ministry in relation to the sacraments. To analyse the different symbols for the sacraments. Key Words: Initiation: Healing: Ministry:

4. Initiation, Healing and Ministry With your partner try to match up the correct word to the correct definition. Ministry The action of beginning something. Healing The work or vocation of encouraging religion in others. Initiation The process of making or becoming healthy again/therapeutic.

5. Using these definitions as guides, match up which sacraments belong in each category using colour coding. Initiation The action of beginning something. Anointing of the sick (praying over someone when they are very ill) Holy Orders (taking vows to become a priest or nun and help others in their faith) Healing The process of making or becoming healthy again/therapeutic. e.g. Confirmation (making a commitment to live in a Christian way) Marriage (taking vows to be faithful to someone for life and bring up a Christian family) Baptism (being welcomed into the Christian church) Ministry The work or vocation of encouraging religion in others. Reconciliation (saying sorry for our sins and being forgiven by God) Holy Communion (Eucharist) (being allowed to eat the body and blood of Christ and promising to live in a Christian way).

6. Using these definitions as guides, match up which sacraments belong in each category using colour coding. Share your ideas with the class. Initiation The action of beginning something. Anointing of the sick Holy Orders Healing The process of making or becoming healthy again/therapeutic. Confirmation Marriage Baptism Ministry The work or vocation of encouraging religion in others. Reconciliation Holy Communion (Eucharist)

7. Sacraments of Initiation Mix-Pair-Share Can you think of a symbol to represent each of the sacraments of initiation? Explain why you have picked that symbol. Can you think of a symbol to represent each of the sacraments of initiation? Explain why you have picked that symbol. e.g. Baptism Holy Communion (Eucharist) Confirmation Water because you are baptised with water in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.

8. Sacraments of Healing Mix-Pair-Share Can you think of a symbol to represent each of the sacraments of healing? Explain why you have picked that symbol. Can you think of a symbol to represent each of the sacraments of healing? Explain why you have picked that symbol. Reconciliation Anointing of the sick

9. Sacraments of Ministry Mix-Pair-Share Can you think of a symbol to represent each of the sacraments of ministry? Explain why you have picked that symbol. Can you think of a symbol to represent each of the sacraments of ministry? Explain why you have picked that symbol. Marriage Holy Orders

10. Create a leaflet explaining why the sacraments are in these categories. An example is given for you. Holy Communion is a sacrament of initiation because… Confirmation is a sacrament of initiation because… Reconciliation is a sacrament of healing because… Anointing of the sick is a sacrament of healing because… Marriage is a sacrament of ministry because… Holy orders is a sacrament of ministry because… Key Words Initiation Healing Ministry Sacrament Church Symbol Sign Write a paragraph explaining how the symbol for each sacrament on the leaflet represents it.

11. The Sacraments InitiationHealingMinistry Baptism is a sacrament of initiation because it is when you are first welcomed into the church and you begin your Christian life. Holy Communion Confirmation Holy Orders Marriage Anointing of the sick Reconciliation