During the Middle Ages what was the purpose of sacraments according to teachings of the church

Answer: The sacred ordinances represent God's love for man.

Explanation:

According to Christian teaching, the highest sign of the love and attention of God to man is the gift of his son to humanity, Jesus Christ. The sacrament is the Latin word and can be translated as "holy secret". Sacred Sacraments Christ left the church as a sign of love for people.

Sacraments play an important role in Catholicism, so from the earliest Christianity to this day, the function of the ritual is essential. There are seven different sacraments in Catholicism: Baptism, Reconciliation (the sacrament of confession, confession, penance), Eucharist (Holy Communion), Confirmation (crisis), Marriage, Holy Orders and Sick Anointing.