Sacrament of Confirmation

Who is a Christian?

• A Christian is someone that was baptised.

• A Christian is someone that is a follower of Jesus Christ.

• A Christian is someone that has seen God.

• A Christian is someone that is confirmed

When did you become a Christian?

• At baptism

• At birth

• When I believed in God

What is a Sacrament?

(There are two answers.)

• A Sacrament is an action of Christ himself, an outward sign of God's grace and of our faith in him.

• A sacrament is something that you get from church.

• A sacrament is an outward sign, instituted by Vhrist to give grace.

• A sacrament is a gift that God gives you.

True or False:

The purpose of a sacrament is to sanctify us, to build up the Body of Christ, and give worhsip to God.

• True

• False

Do Sacraments always give grace?

Yes, Sacraments always give grace if we receive them in the right___.

• Position

• Place

• Amount of Time

• Dispositions

True or False:

Confirmation is the Sacrament in which the Holy Spirit comes to us in a special way to enable us to witness Jesus Christ both in word and deed as committed Christians.

• True

• False

Who is the Holy Spirit that comes to us in Confirmation?

• The first person of the Blessed Trinity.

• The second person of the Blessed Trinity.

• The third person of the Blessed Trinity.

• The fourth person of the Blessed Trinity.

Is the Holy Spirit God?

• Yes

• No

Is the Holy Spirit equal to God?

Yes or No

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At confirmation, the Bishop extends his hands over those to be confimed, and prays that they may receive the Holy Spirit, and annoits their foreheads with chrism in the form of the cross. Our confirmation by the Bishop reminds us of the first p (a)   .