What are the actions of the seven sacraments?

The seven sacraments are rites believed to convey God's grace and include specific actions associated with each. Baptism involves the pouring of water and the invocation of the Trinity, symbolizing spiritual rebirth. Confirmation strengthens faith through anointing with oil, while Eucharist entails the consecration of bread and wine, representing Christ's body and blood. Other sacraments include Reconciliation (confession of sins), Anointing of the Sick (healing), Holy Orders (ordination), and Matrimony (union of spouses), each facilitating spiritual growth and community in the Church.