Sacrament of Anointing - Meaning, Symbols, and Significance in Catholic Tradition #243537 (License: Personal Use)

This illustration represents the Catholic Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick (formerly Last Rites), highlighting key symbols: the cross, vessels of blessed oil (oleum infirmorum), and layered paper crosses suggesting prayer and community support. The labeled oil container marked “O.I.” stands for Oleum Infirmorum (Oil of the Sick), used in anointing the forehead and hands during the rite.

Used on religious education pages, parish websites, or sacramental preparation guides to visually explain the theology and ritual of Anointing; targets users seeking doctrinal clarity, catechetical resources, or pastoral guidance.