The Christian Community celebrates the Eucharist the Sacrament of bread and wine, in a renewed form. This renewal of the archetypal form of early Christian worship, the mass, is called The Consecration of the Human Being.
The Consecration of the Human Being
The Consecration of the Human Being is at the center of our sacramental life. It is a renewal of the archetypal form of early Christian worship, the Mass (or Eucharist).
Baptism
Baptism receives the child into the religious community, represented particularly by the godparents. It brings Christ’s power of transformation into the soul and body of the incarnating child.
The Consecration of the Human Being
Confirmation takes place at the age of 14, as a rite of passage, bringing Christ’s light and strength to young human beings as they are blessed by the wonders and burdens of adolescence and begin to seek their own path into life.