make (someone) a priest or minister

a cup or goblet usually used for drinking wine at Mass

who you must be called by to receive Holy Orders

without Holy Orders there would be none of these

true or false; both men and women can receive Holy Orders

an ordained minister of an order ranking below that of a priest

signifies that the one anointed has been called by God to a special service

the first thing you are ordained to be before a Priest

this is who administrates Holy Orders

true or false; without Holy Orders, no Sacraments would be able to be received by anyone

an ordained minister of the Catholic Orthodox, having the authority to perform certain rites

a garment that marks recipients of Holy Orders

this is the first Sacrament you have to receive before beginning your journey to receiving Holy Orders

during this is when Holy Orders is administrated

true or false; Matrimony and Holy Orders are in the same Sacrament group

a senior member of the catholic clergy, usually in charge of a diocese and empowered to confer Holy Orders

a plate usually made of gold or silver, used for holding the bread during the Eucharist and sometimes as a cover for the chalice

this is the second sacrament you have to receive before receiving Holy Orders

the group of Sacraments that Holy Orders is in
hint: (there are three groups)

true or false; the last step to receiving Holy Orders is when the Consecratory Prayer is said

a person or thing that receives or is awarded something

a symbolic and formal method of turning to the Holy Spirit

you have to be this age or older to receive Holy Orders

another way of saying: an indelible mark made on a recipients soul

true or false; including Holy Orders, there are two Sacraments that Catholics believe to make an indelible mark on the recipients soul