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Jesus Christ is The Son of God.At God's appointed time He was conceived in the womb of The Blessed Virgin Mary by the power of The Holy Spirit, without any human father, and was born of her, she still remaining a pure virgin. Our Lord Jesus Christ is thus God and man. Being God from all eternity, He became man. During His lifetime on earth He founded His church, taught divine truth, and finally died on the cross, a sacrifice for the sins of the whole world; By so doing He purchased for us mercy, grace and salvation."Neither is there any other Name under Heaven, given among men, whereby we must be saved."Our Lord Jesus Christ rose again from the dead on the third day, and after appearing to His disciples at different times during 40 days, He ascended into Heaven, where, as man, He continually intercedes for us.From Heaven He sent down The Holy Spirit to abide for ever in the Catholic Church which He had founded; so Whit-Sunday is the birthday of The Catholic Church.This Catholic Church is His body, of which He is the supreme head. It is officered everywhere by Bishops (who are successors of The Apostles), Priests and Deacons. This Church is One, being everywhere indwelt by The Holy Spirit, teaching the one Faith, and administering the same Sacraments.This Church is Holy, being indwelt by The Holy Spirit and as leading us to holiness of life:Catholic, as existing everywhere and teaching all necessary truth:Apostolic, as deriving her doctrine, her orders and her mission by an uninterrupted succession from The Apostles of Christ.In this Church, Sacraments( That is certain visible signs of invisible Grace) are duly administered.BAPTISM, which gives us a new birth into the Family Of God.HOLY COMMUNION, wherein our souls are nourished by the precious Body and Blood of Christ.These are the two great Sacraments of the Gospel "generally(that is universally) necessary to salvation" And in addition there are other ordinances to which the name Sacrament is commonly given-- such as CONFIRMATION, in which we receive the gift of The Holy Spirit by the laying on of hands of the Bishop.PENANCE, in which God absolves penitent sinners from their sins.HOLY ORDERS, in which ministers are consecrated in their Sacred office.