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An anointing Mass is a Catholic service that combines the celebration of Mass with the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, which provides spiritual, emotional, and sometimes physical healing for those who are ill, aging, or in distress. The service involves prayers, laying on of hands, and anointing with blessed oil on the forehead and hands of those who come forward to receive the sacrament, offering them peace, courage, and strengthening their faith.
What happens during an anointing Mass
Prayer and readings: The Mass includes scripture readings and prayers specifically for healing, comfort, and strength for those who are sick.
Laying on of hands: A priest lays his hands on the heads of those who are to be anointed, while praying for the Holy Spirit to bring healing and hope.
Anointing with oil: The priest anoints the person’s forehead and hands with a blessed oil called the oleum infirmorum, or "oil of the sick".
Communion: Holy Communion may be offered to provide further spiritual nourishment.
Blessing: The priest concludes the ceremony with a blessing for the sick person and all those present.
Who can receive the sacrament
Anyone who is seriously ill, such as those with a physical, mental, or emotional ailment.
People preparing for surgery.
The elderly, even if they don't have a dangerous illness.
Anyone who is suffering from anxiety, depression, or chronic pain.