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One of the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church, ordination is the believer undergoing vows to lead other Catholics by administering sacraments, by preaching, and by leading them.
Fasting in a lighter context, where the believer simply forbids themselves from eating certain foods – in the Catholic context of Lent, this usually means any form of red meat.
The act of dieting done in a religious context, as inflicting certain types of suffering and denial of the pleasures of the flesh allows believers to be forgiven.
The act of visiting certain holy sites and meditating or praying in those locations. This is often done to ask for certain favors or graces from the apparitions who have appeared there.
Often called the last of the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church, the Last Rites are administered to those who appear to be about to join God in Heaven.
One of the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church, Confession allows the believer to confess their sins to God who will forgive them and then often will have them do penance.
One of the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church, it binds a man and a woman (as far as the definition goes for now) in marriage in the eyes of God.
The Confirmation is one of the seven sacraments of the Church that deepens the graces received from Baptism and allows the believer to confirm their faith for themselves.
