How many Holy Sacraments have you received?

[Gwendoline]

1. Christening

2. Confession

3. Communion

4. Confirmation

5. Marraige

6. Holy Orders

7. Last rights

[strateguy632]

First i whine about your list. See link

https://www.diffen.com/difference/Baptism_vs_Christening

the official catholic list is "baptism". also the list differs in content, and order but totals seven.

1, Baptism: john baptised jesus in a river, so not sprinkle water, but maybe source Ephesians refers to spirit baptism , only one baptism, eph. 4, so this lack does not matter, "all" believers were baptised in spirit 1cor. 12:13.

2, Confirmation: decision as adult, 2 done.

3, Eucharist eat communion, 3 done.

4, Confession to "the one intermediary , jesus" in 1 timithy 2,5 (sorry catholic preists* lead you away from own holy book and insult it).

"There is one God, and there is ONE MEDIATOR between God and men, the man Christ Jesus" translation by English Standard Version. 4 got done.

5, Anointing of the Sick, jesus healed the sick and did NOT anoint first, good you left it out.

6, Holy Orders, appointed by leaders to be a bishop (leader) 5th done.

So i lack one, marriage but not really lacking because even preists* who teach it, themselves lack it and not considered "incomplete lacking".

[Gwendoline]

You know I've met priests that are widowers. I know nuns who were married.

[mysteriousNicholas]

Most of them as a Catholic

I think the Anglicans / Episcopalians (and Other) are so much cooler though 😋😃

I also keep a elephant god 🐘 I also keep a Fat Laughing Buddha.

So I have a few figurines 😋😋😃 and a few beliefs - sometimes it's like praying to whoever will hear the prayers into space lol 🌌 🌌 🌌 🚀

[Anonymous]

I don't know who here would have received last rights cuz wouldn’t that mean that they’re dead?

[Gwendoline]

I meant anointing of the sick.

[Opinion Owner]

Oh okay

[Opinion Owner]

thanks for mho

[whereismyjohnny]

Christening, communion, confirmation and confession.

[Sal_Monella]

I have had one foot on the Catholic church most of my life. Baptism (2) once as a Mormon. Confirmation (1), the Eucharist (Over 6,000), Reconciliation, or Penance)(1, in a chapel alone)., Anointing of the Sick (0), Matrimony/Marriage (4), and Holy Orders,(1, if council of elders in the Presbyterian Church counts)

[strateguy632]

Communion eating, daily! Wow 🥇

[Gwendoline]

Don't think the Catholic Church accepts baptism in the mormon Church as they are not Christians

[Sal_Monella]

@strateguy632 77 years = 4000 sundays ,77 holy weeks of 8 days = 600 holy days.. And for decades, I went to church with my Evangelical wives on Sunday after mass. Another 1400 communions? Maybe not. I may have overshot. Maybe At Lest 3500 Eucharists.

[Lliam]

I was raised Catholic, so Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation, and Matrimony.

Actually, by the time I got married, neither my wife nor I were religious. But we got married in a Catholic church to make our parents happy. And all the formal pomp and ceremony was kind of cool. Plus, my wife got to wear a bridal gown and be a beautiful princess.

[Lliam]

I guess Reconciliation (Confession) is a sacrament, too. I forgot about that.

[Iron_Man]

We have most of everything else, but we don’t have confession booths. I was baptized in a lake by a preacher from my church

[Gwendoline]

Churches have largely stopped using booths.

[Iron_Man]

Yeah, I’ve never seen them anywhere. Confessions only in the movies.

[dray995]

I’m neither Catholic nor am I a priest, so I don’t know that any of this stuff applies to me.

[Gwendoline]

You baptised?

[dray995]

Yes, I am

[Gwendoline]

The Catholic Church recognises it.

[mysteriousNicholas]

Did you get baptised a protestant? A non denominational?

[Tarifa]

Two, when I was 6 and when I was 8.

My daughter received two as well, as almost everyone in the family.

[On_cloud_wine]

I’ve been baptized, received holy communion, did a few confessions

[OneViewpoint]

WTF is a holy sacrament? I may have a few in a drawer somewhere.

[On_cloud_wine]

Shush you

[FatherKnowsBest]

5 total
I got #5 so I can't get #6, not looking forward to #7!

[DishLady]

Missing holy orders (and unction obviously since I'm still typing)...

[Grond21]

4. Counting the way you are, but if you change the last rites to anointing of the sick then I have received five.

[strateguy632]

Nice! The authentic list! 1, Baptism, 2, Confirmation, 3, the Eucharist communion, 4, Confession, 5, the Anointing of the Sick, 6, Holy Order, 7, Matrimony.

[Grond21]

Nice!! I hope to receive matrimony some day

[loveslongnails]

I got married, and not in a Catholic Church. So I guess... um... zero !!

[Cubus]

4. I am not married, I am not a priest, I am not deadly sick.

[Paige90]

Zero - I am not Catholic

[Gwendoline]

Not even baptism?

[Paige90]

Not infant baptism.

[Gwendoline]

But have you been baptised?

[Paige90]

Yes as an adult

[Paige90]

But I believe it's just a symbolic action.

[Gwendoline]

Well if its in a Christian church the Catholic Church recognises it.

[Paige90]

They recognize purgatory too but I don't believe in that. Also that Mary was sinless when the Bible certainty teaches otherwise.

[Gwendoline]

True.

[shortster]

Baby blessing, baptism, confirmation, communion, and laying on of hands.

[BCRanger10]

All except Holy Orders and Last Rites.

[Gwendoline]

Same.

[Agape93]

I stopped at confirmation.

[Gwendoline]

You are always welcome back

[Agape93]

Lol definitely won't be back. Plus I desecrated their tabernacle, so anything they do, by doctrine, is considered tainted and invalid anyways.

[Gwendoline]

We do forgive. But you shouldn't do that least you risk criminal proceedings

[Agape93]

Nah what I did isn't illegal, just desecration. And to be clear, I don't want forgiveness from them, it holds no value to me.

[Gwendoline]

Depends where you live in guess. Some would call it a hate crime

[FatherKnowsBest]

You can receive Last Rites (aka Extreme Unction), but recover from illness or injury and survive. Which means it is administered whenever someone is near death or not expected to survive.

[Agape93]

Oh I've probably done that at least once tbh lol here where I am it isn't, but other places? Lol

[Agape93]

@FatherKnowsBest Okay?

[Panthero80]

I have received all except Holy Orders, Marriage, and Last Rites.

[KostasKouvalis]

The first 3 for sure, possibly number 4 as well. I forgot what that is

[Ironco]

I don't think too many people are going to admit to the last rights... just saying

[strateguy632]

Those who did it probably can’t write anymore. But last rites is not on the list of sacraments. www.catholic.au/.../What-are-the-seven-Sacraments

[qwerty2469]

None. I am a Christian. Holy sacraments are no Christian

[es20490446e]

It sounds to me like Christian in other nation, your imagination.

[Gwendoline]

Prodestants generally accept two Holy Sacraments. Holy Sacraments are really a Christian thing going back 2000 years, if you've no knowledge of this perhaps you aren't a real Christian

[qwerty2469]

There are no sacraments in the words and works of Christ. His instruction was to come OUT of the Church.

[Gwendoline]

Yes and what church is that?

[qwerty2469]

All of them. Especially the Catholic Church. Idoloters and worse. Nobody that has ever read the Bible could be a Catholic

[Wiredone]

I've been baptized but im not catholic

[Gwendoline]

If its in a Christian church it still counts in the eyes of the Catholic Church

[avery58]

First, second, and third

[leahzrc]

I received 1 through 4

[AviatorTom]

All but 6 and 7.

[slatyb]

None, and I never will.

[FunkyMonkee]

I got the first one and last rights.

[dougeats]

only last rights... Thank You, The Zombie

[RedInnocent69]

I’d be surprised if anyone says last rights…

[SarahP080106]

4 of them

[queenofcardio]

None

[Charliefretz329]

Last rites… yep I’m dead

[Med_guy1978]

All but 6 and 7 ...

[Anonymous]

Four

[Staximus]

None

[Pterodon]

I’m not Catholic

[In_Trance]

None