Sacraments & Sacramentals

Catholic marriage is a sacrament in which a man and woman vow to love and honor each other for life, with God as the center of their union. It symbolizes the bond between Christ and the Church. The couple exchanges vows before a priest or deacon, who witnesses the marriage and blesses it.​​​​​

Anointing of the Sick is a Catholic sacrament offered to individuals facing serious illness, surgery, or old age. A priest anoints the person with oil and prays for healing, strength, and peace. It provides spiritual comfort, forgiveness of sins, and, if God's will, physical healing.​​​

Catholic funerals are sacred ceremonies that honor the life of the deceased while offering hope through the promise of eternal life. Rooted in rich tradition and spiritual meaning, these services typically include a vigil or wake, a funeral Mass, and a committal at the cemetery. Through prayers, readings, and the celebration of the Eucharist, Catholic funerals provide comfort to the grieving and entrust the soul of the departed to God’s mercy.