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Have you ever wondered what that sweet-smelling oil is that the priest uses at Baptism and Confirmation? It’s called Chrism Oil! In this episode of Catechism for Kids, we explain what Chrism Oil is, how it’s used, and why it’s so important in the Catholic Church.

Chrism Oil is a special blend of olive oil and perfume, blessed by the bishop during Holy Week at the Chrism Mass. It’s not just any oil — it’s a sacred sign that shows someone is chosen, anointed, and set apart for God.

In this episode, kids will learn:

What Chrism Oil is made of

When it’s used (Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders)

Why it smells sweet (symbol of joy and the Holy Spirit!)

What it means to be “anointed” by God

Chrism Oil reminds us that we are marked as God’s own children, filled with the Holy Spirit, and called to shine for Jesus in the world!

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