Confirmation sacrament

Fourth Sacrament is Confirmation. The gift of the Holy Spirit

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Through each of the Sacraments, let us welcome the Holy Spirit into our lives to guide us.

Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament Bishop Cotta administrating the sacrament of Confirmation

it is a picture of a person receiving the sacrament of confirmation. Normally it is done by a local bishop or archbishop.

Catholic Teaching: At Confirmation the bishop presides but if the bishop can not come the parishes priest leads prayers at Mass and other Sacramental services. The bishop symbolizes initiation into a Church.

Confirmation is the completion of the process of initiation into the family of Christ and is preceded by Baptism and the Holy Eucharist. Confirmation involves being responsible for one’s faith and actions and is a coming-of-age ceremony. Performed by the Bishop, the confirmation rituals involve laying on of hands as well as anointing with holy […]

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Confirmation: A sacrament of initiation that completes the grace of Baptism and is usually administered by a bishop. It consists of the laying on of hands, anointing on the forehead with chrism, and prayer. The words of Confirmation are “be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit.” In Confirmation, a person confirms his or her relationship with Christ, and the Holy Spirit. Confirmation strengthens those who receive it to live the faith and become more active in the Church. www.pauline.org

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This refers to how the catholic teaching of Confirmation is about of the rites of initiation in becoming a new christian

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The CME of adaptation and change is seen in the Confirmation sacrament in the way that in itself, being confirmed is a life changing experience that will effect the rest of our lives. (CME)

The sacrament of Confirmation requires the student to have a sponser. The sponser has to have fulfilled the sacraments up until confirmation. Their job is to guide and mentor the student through the sacrament of confirmation and once the fulfilled the sacrament they are to remain there as a supportive disciple and continue to keep the faith of God with them and the person they're sponsering. -Natalie