The Sacraments are signs of Jesus taking care of his sheep. This is episode 23, The Seven Sacraments.

Hello there, I want to welcome back once again to another lesson of All About My Catholic Faith. Hey, If you remember from our last lesson, I told you that things are really starting to get exciting in our lessons. We are on lesson number 23, so we've come a long way in learning what the Church has taught and what God has taught us throughout all of these years. Today we're going to start talking specifically about the Sacraments of the Church. We're going to learn an overview of the Sacraments, what the Sacraments are, what they do for us, and some consequences if we don’t stay in God’s grace.

Make sure you listen to this week’s lesson so you can learn a bit more about the Sacraments and also how you can get a free copy of Trent Horn’s book, Why We’re Catholic.

I’m very glad that you’re joining me as we continue on our journey to learn the teachings of Jesus and his Church that he started 2,000 years ago. I’m also super excited to have my son, Christopher join me again. So Hey Christopher, thanks for joining me. You got it! How have you been since our last episode? Did you get over your cold? Pretty much. I’m doing pretty good, just spent the last couple days at the coast, so you know it’s hard to go wrong there. That sounds good.

Let's start off as we always do with a few questions for you to think about during our lesson.

What are some things that Jesus does for his sheep?

What is a Sacrament?

Why do we need signs?

How can we lose the life that we received at our baptism?

Bible Readings for this lesson:

Ezekiel, chapter 34: 11-16

Gospel of Saint Matthew, chapter 28: 18-20

Gospel of Saint Matthew's, chapter 11: 25-30

Enter for opportunity to get Trent Horn's Book: Why We're Catholic

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