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| permanent mark, so the sacrament doesn't have to be repeated |
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| oil used in Baptism and Confirmation |
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| water, white garment, chrism oil, Godparents, candle |
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| Sacrament that gives the gifts of the Holy Spirit |
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| Sacrament that erases Original Sin |
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| Sacrament of Baptism began when John and Jesus were at |
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| Sacrament necessary for Salvation |
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| In a case of emergency, who can baptize? |
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| What sacraments must one receive before one can receive the sacrament of Confirmation? |
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| Baptism and Reconciliation |
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| Confirmation is administered at |
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| The sacrament of Confirmation is administer by a |
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| Passover meal of the Jewish faith. |
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| Who can preside and consecrate the bread and wine? |
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| Only a validly ordained priest |
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| The miracle that happens during the Mass when the bread and wine are changed into the body and blood of Jesus |
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| Which sacraments create an indelible mark and therefore do not have to be repeated? |
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