Then, review the findings:
This image shows a bottle labeled "OI," which is an abbreviation for "Oleum Infirmorum," Latin for "Oil of the Sick." This is the sacred oil used in the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick. The stained-glass window with a cross in the background reinforces the religious context. The use of this specific oil is central to the rite of anointing, where it is applied to the forehead and hands of the sick person as a sign of healing and comfort.
Therefore, this image represents the sacrament of
Anointing of the Sick.
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Final Answer
Based on the analysis of each symbol, here are the correct sacraments for each image:
Top Row (Left to Right):
1.
Holy Eucharist - Represented by the chalice and host.
2.
Baptism - Represented by the cross, dove, and baptismal font.
3.
Confirmation - Represented by the dove within flames, symbolizing the Holy Spirit.
4.
Matrimony - Represented by the two interlocking rings and the cross.
Bottom Row (Left to Right):
5.
Reconciliation - Represented by the purple stole over the cross, chalice, and book.
6.
Reconciliation - Represented by the scene of a penitent confessing to a priest.
7.
Anointing of the Sick - Represented by the bottle labeled "OI" (Oil of the Sick).
The completed worksheet would have these names written in the boxes below each corresponding image.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of seven sacraments worksheet.
