What Are the 7 Catholic Sacraments? | Chris Stefanick

What are the 7 sacraments? Just rituals? Do they do anything? Who invented them? Dr. Elizabeth Klein and Chris Stefanick uncover the centrality of the sacraments.

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[CatholicMomsConnect]

Dr Klein does a great job explaining the sacraments.

[maddierasmussen]

So he said “why go through a priest? Why not go straight to God?” Then he said “you’re going straighter to God than you could on your own”

But where in the Bible does it state that you can get to God better if it’s through a priest? We all can have full access to God. It’s about our personal relationships with Him.

[CAVERUNLAKE]

Why can’t you get a direct answer these days

[surfnkid]

Proverbs 9:1.
Wisdom has built her house,
she has set up her seven pillars.*

*Questions:
1. Who is the Wisdom of God?

2. What house is referred to in Proverbs 9:1?

3. What are the seven pillars?

Philippians 4:23

[theeternalslayer]

I had my spiritual awakening a few months ago. I'm basically doing the 7 sacraments but the 2 I'm lacking are Baptism and communion, my schedule would get in the way, I've accepted my faith but will I get turned away for showing up at a catholic church randomly?

[okpt-ie]

Kamu berbicara terus, lebih dari itu tidak ada, lalu selanjutnya apa??

[johng.]

The 7 sacraments are a creation of the catholic church, and have no basis in the bible. As someone who grew up in a real church where the bible was the only reference, there are no 7 sacraments. No priest or pope is needed for a christian to interact with god. No need for indulgences, no purgatory, and it serves no purpose to baptize a baby (sin is not inherited from previous generations) . The bible clearly states about the taking of bread and wine - Jesus said 'This do in REMEMBRANCE of me' No hocus pocus spell from a priest needed for imaginary transformation. No mention of catholic priests or popes whatsoever.