Every sacramental aspire to bring every Christian closer to Christ. It is an outward sign, a physical reminder of our devotion. Sacramental objects are not meant to be used as amulets or good luck charms, and should not be used in an improper manner.
Here are the examples of Sacramental Places
- the Holy Land in Jerusalem
- Peter’s Basilica in Rome
- Pilgrimage Sites, Churches
- Basilicas
- Adoration Chapels.
Sacramental Days
- Christmas
- Holy Week
- Jubilee Year
- Feast of the angels and saints.
Sacramental actions and gestures
- Making the Sign of the Cross
- Praying
- Kneeling and Genuflection
- Giving blessings
- Exorcism
Sacramental objects
- Crucifix
- Rosary
- Scapulars
- Medallions such as the Miraculous Medal, Benedictine Medal and Medals of Saints.
- Holy Water
- Holy Bible
- Palm used during Palm Sunday
- Incense
- Holy Oil
- Holy Images
- Holy Statues
- Relics of our Lord and the Saints.
Catholic families normally have in their homes holy images and statues. Despite the protestants claim, we do not worship these statues. For these sacramental images strengthens our devotion and reminds of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Blessed Virgin Mary, the angels and saints who are now in Heaven.