Interpersonal dynamics are a salient feature of human anthropology and inform our actions, thoughts and desires. The relational aspect has been the core of religious faith systems that have strived to understand these dynamics in the context of their theological belief. This article will explore relationality in the Catholic tradition, underlining the sacramentality that constitutes the nature of relationships, and the importance of comprehending this concept within a wider, universal and holistic manner that does justice, albeit partially, to the beauty of the depth of such a mystery.