The Seven Sacraments
This typographic film provides a brief overview of the seven Sacraments of the Catholic Church
and the purpose each serves.
The Catechism is broken into four sections. It starts with the Creed, which is the backbone, the skeleton of the deposit of faith. Then we have the Sacraments, the nervous system, the way that we experience God. Add to that Morality, the muscles we need to be strong enough to live a holy life. But it all comes together in Prayer, the life blood we need to have a relationship with God.
Put them all together, and we have a living person- Jesus Christ, the image of the invisible God and the goal of all catechesis. The more we know about Him, the more we’re able to love Him and be like Him.
This typographic film provides a brief overview of the seven Sacraments of the Catholic Church
and the purpose each serves.
A special visitor joins Will at Mass on Sunday and suddenly the Mass will never be the same.
Watch as a story-telling grandpa with an over-active imagination tries to explain the Sacraments to his grandkids. You’ve never heard it quite like this before.
When a “voice from above” asks a teenage boy why he blesses himself with holy water as he enters the chapel in his local parish, the teen responds, “Isn’t that what you are supposed to do when you enter a church?” The “voice” then takes him on a journey into his past and future to see exactly what this water means to him.
Catholic teens reflect on the profound gift of Jesus in the Eucharist.
The general conception that Confirmation is “graduation” is challenged in this film using some interesting comparisons.
Whether this is a refresher or an introduction, this film creatively walks through the Sacrament of
Reconciliation in a way that will stick with you.
Meet Caroline and Jack, two kids who have battled illness and received strength through the
Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.
In this contemporary re-enactment of Mark 2:1-12, we see the need for us to bring each other to
Christ for forgiveness and healing.
Four friends enjoy some time together over a board game and learn something in the process.
Chris Padgett shares his thoughts about the Sacrament of Marriage, and a few jokes, too.
Meet Will. He likes God and he likes girls. He thinks he might be called to the priesthood, but doesn’t
know for sure.