- "extreme" (final)
indicated either that it was the last of the
sacramental unctions (after the
anointings at Baptism,
Confirmation and, if received, Holy Orders)...
-
sense of “final”)
indicated either it was the last of the
sacramental unctions (after the
anointings at Baptism,
Confirmation and, if received, Holy Orders)...
-
unctions: one with the oil of catechumens,
prior to
being baptized, and then,
after baptism with
water is performed, the
subject receives an
unction with...
-
Communion (the most
direct connection), baptism, Chrismation, confession,
unction, matrimony, and ordination, as well as blessings, exorcisms, and other...
- administered, with or
without Anointing of the Sick (also
called Extreme Unction), to a
person who is dying; viati**** is thus a part of the Last Rites....
- felt very bad. At the hour of
vespers after Gamboa had
given him
Extreme Unction, he died. As for his true faults[clarification needed],
known only to his...
-
Hindus received water from the Ganges, and
Catholics received extreme unction. "A
beautiful death",
Mother Teresa said, "is for
people who
lived like...
-
baptism is to be made
clear (SC 71); the
sacrament then
called extreme unction is to
become a
sacrament for
those who are
seriously ill (anointing of...
-
Orders (also
called Ordination), and
Anointing of the Sick (also
called Unction) – are
regarded variously as full
sacraments by Anglo-Catholics and many...
- of the M****,
three M****es, the
Order of
Baptism and of the Visitation,
Unction, and
Communion of the Sick, and a
treatise in
Irish on the M****, of which...
