sacramentals

Almost all Christians use sacramentals, whether they are so called or not.

They also performed instruction in schools and prepared sacramentals.

They are called sacramentals and are usually blessed by a priest.

They are the sacramentals of the military profession.

Depending on personal preference, the sacramentals found in an Anglican home will vary.

The pious use of sacramentals by non-Catholics is permitted and even encouraged.

The Catholic Church considers the blessed palms to be sacramentals.

Among sacramentals blessings (of persons, meals, objects, and places) come first.

These churches recognize two differences between the Sacraments and the sacramentals:

Statues and icons are examples of objects that are sacramentals.

The sacramentals also are means of grace.

Blessings in Roman Catholicism come under the category of sacramentals.

Like many sacramentals, the pudding's origins are mysterious.

The Rosary and the scapular are by far the most used Marian sacramentals.

They are sacramentals and, as such, they are held to produce the following specific effects:

Some Catholic sacramentals are believed to defend against evil, by virtue of their association with a specific saint or archangel.

A number of specifically Marian sacramentals are used only by some Roman Catholics.

The crucifix is one of the key sacramentals used by Catholics and has been used to ward off evil for centuries.

For many centuries, Catholics have used Marian Sacramentals.

As blessed objects or rituals that represent sacred beliefs and persons, disrespect to sacramentals is considered a form of sacrilege.

"Remember the sacramentals," Matt advised.

These may also be worn by individuals who are not members of a monastic order and the Roman Catholic Church considers them sacramentals.

No enrollment of any kind is necessary, but each scapular should be blessed by a priest (general blessing of sacramentals)

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