| A | B |
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| oleo infirmorum | Latin for the oil used for the rite of anointing |
| What Viaticum includes | includes confession, anointing and communion |
| Viaticum translation | "with you on the way" |
| What Viaticum is sometimes called | "last rites" |
| extreme unction | term no longer used for the sacrament |
| The Letter of James | biblical source for the sacrament |
| Gospel of John | where we find the raising of Lazarus |
| Jairus' daughter | healing story found in all three synoptic gospels |
| beginning of anointing rite | sign of the cross |
| mission | The sacrament allows the Church to copntiue Jesus' mission of healing and forgiveness |
| forgiveness of sins | one of the graces of the sacrament |
| a priest | the ordinary minister of the sacrament |
| presbyter | another word for priest found in the NT |
| unity | the sacrament helps us unite our sufferings to the cross of Christ |
| strength | the grace of the sacrament that helps us cope with illness |
| laying on of hands | in silence, precedes the prayer over the oil |
| Where the person is anointed | forehead and hands |
| litany | a prayer with a series of prayers, each followed with a repeated response |
