FIRST HOLY COMMUNION.
First Holy Communion is a pivotal moment in a Catholic child's spiritual journey. It typically occurs around the age of seven, known as the "age of reason," when children are deemed capable of understanding the significance of the Eucharist. This sacrament represents a deepening of the child's relationship with God and the Church, as they are welcomed to partake in the Eucharist during Mass, which is central to Catholic worship.
