What Does Sacramentality Mean

The necklace that my grandmother gave me when I was roughly nine years old, it holds a lot of meaning. It’s something that I love and cherish and I wouldn’t trade it for the world. This sacred object has helped me to deepen my spirituality by allowing myself to remember the story behind it. Whenever I wear it, I remember my grandmother willing to give up her necklace the second I told her that I liked it. When I was younger I didn’t really understand the importance of her giving up her necklace, but now when I think back to that moment, I finally understand. She showed that she’s willing to sacrifice and give up everything for her granddaughters to make us happy. The necklace was given to my grandmother after coming to Canada, my uncle bought it for her to
It’s how we live life with God’s presence and it brings us closer to God and our faith. Also, sacramentality is when God shows His grace, and by that, I mean with every sacrament He is here with you. One of the sacramental connection that relates to the meaning of my necklace is confirmation. The reason behind that is that my grandma expects me to be responsible and to be a great leader. In a religious sense, confirmation is all about becoming leaders in the community, and needing God’s guidance and wisdom in our life. While my grandma doesn’t expect me to become a leader in the community, she expects me to take responsibility and leadership in my own life. With her encouragement, she hopes that I’ll one day take control of my life. This connects to my necklace because my necklace reminds me of my grandma and all her amazing qualities. I honestly believe that my grandma is one of the wisest people I know, in her life she had to overcome many things. Whenever I get a chance to see her, she helps to guide me in the right