Original sentence: Anglo-Catholics have always counted the sacraments at seven.As is often the case, views within the churches of the Anglican Communion vary.Many others do now as well, with the other five considered lesser sacraments.Most Protestants consider only baptism and Communion, to be sacraments; as only these were dirctly instituted by Jesus.So while almost all Protestant churches have marriage ceremonies, and many have an ordained clergy and a ceremony conferring ordination, they do not consider these rites to be sacraments.The cathechism of the Episcopal Church in the United States of America states: "God does not limit himself to these rites; they are patterns of countless ways by which God uses material things to reach out to us.Traditionally, Baptism and Communion are considered to be the two great sacraments of the Gospel
Edited sentence: Most Protestants consider only baptism and Communion, the usual Protestant term for the Eucharist, to be sacraments; as only these were dirctly instituted by Jesus.So while almost all Protestant churches have marriage ceremonies, and many have an ordained clergy and a ceremony conferring their version of Holy Orders, they do not consider these rites to be sacraments.Some Protestants in the Anglican communion are Anglo-Catholics, and may accept all of the Roman Catholic sacraments; these believers often do not identify themselves as Protestants, however