Confirmation is one of the Sacraments of Christian Initiation of the Catholic

Church, along with Baptism and the Eucharist. It bestows the Gifts of the Holy

Spirit, which strengthens faithful to be a powerful witness to God’s love and might

in word and deed.

Confirmation is one of the seven Catholic sacraments. This means that it is

one of the most important and sacred experiences that members of the

Catholic religion can have. Catholic confirmation is usually the second or

third sacrament that Catholics experience after baptism and sometimes

communion. All Catholics must undergo confirmation, meaning that

confirmation is actually the final step to becoming fully converted to

Catholicism.

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Submitted by: Gia Szanaica A.
Lasaca

Submitted to: Bro. Jerome

Mosqueda

Confirmation

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