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-The communion of saints is of all the living faithful and all the deceased faithful, those being purified after death and those already in Heaven.
-The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that "the communion of saints is the Church."
-There are two meanings to this statement;  the first is everyone in the Church shares a communion in spiritual goods.
-The second meaning is that there is a communion of all holy people between the Church of Heaven and the Church of earth.

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-The Church is the visible sign of Jesus Christ who is the perfect sign of the Father's saving love.
-As the visible sign of Christ's presence in today's world, the Church has four distinguishing characteristics, or marks of the Church.
-The four marks of the Church are one, holy, catholic, and apostolic.
- This means the Church is a visible sign of oneness with God, holiness, catholicity, and apostolicity.
-The Catechism explains that only faith can recognize that the Church possesses these properties from her divine source.

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-Incarnation is a word that means taking on human flesh.
-Jesus Christ is the Incarnation of God.
-Through Jesus, God took Human form.
-Because Jesus is the incarnation of God, he is the Sacrament of God.
-St. Augustine described the sacraments as visible signs of invisible grace.

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-The two sacraments at the service of communion are Matrimony and Holy Orders.
-Matrimony is union in God's life.
-It is the relationship blessed and supported by God through the ministry of the Church.
-Holy Orders is service to God's life.
-It is the continuation of the priestly function of the Church in its administration of the sacraments.
-The Catechism says "Those who receive the sacrament of Holy Orders are consecrated in Christ's name "to feed the Church by the word and grace of God."

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-The two sacraments of healing are Reconciliation and Anointing of the sick.
-Reconciliation is reconversion into God's life.
-It extends God's healing of our sins through the ministry of the Church.
-Anointing of the sick is healing by God's life.
-This sacrament offers spiritual healing for those who are ill.
-The Catechism of the Catholic Church says that Jesus has willed that his Church continues his healing and salvation through the sacraments of initiation.

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-There are three sacraments of initiation: Baptism, Eucharist, and Confirmation.
-These sacraments are important for us to become official members of the Catholic Church.
-Baptism is the sacrament of new life in God and of incorporation into the Church.
-Eucharist is the celebration of God's life in the Church.
-Confirmation is the affirmation of God's life.
-The Catechism of the Catholic Church says that the sacraments of initiation lay the foundations of every Christian life.

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-Each of the seven sacraments has many different symbols with many different meanings.
-A symbol is a concrete element indicating effectively an unseen and transcendent spiritual reality.
-Something that reminds us of, and is able to put us in touch with an intangible but is still real.
-Symbols are revelations and speak to us.
-In the Church, many saints are represented by symbols that describe their significance to the Church.

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-Liturgy is the "work of the people."
-Without liturgy, the Church would not be able to function properly.
-Liturgy is the setting for each of the seven sacraments.
-Liturgy is a religious ceremonial or ritual or  a Church service.
-"It is in this eternal liturgy that the Spirit and the Church enable us to participate whenever we celebrate the mystery of salvation in the sacraments."