The Sacrament of Confirmation

What are Sacraments?

• Eight Christian rites that are instituted by the Catholic Church.

• Eight Christian rites that are preserved through Oral and Written tradition during the time of Genesis.

• Seven Christian rites that are sacred and visible signs instituted by Jesus to give grace and undeserved gifts by God.

• Seven Christian rites that are instituted by the Pope, Bishops, Cardinals and Priests.

 Which is TRUE about the Holy Spirit?

• Third Person of the Holy Trinity and described as the God made man according to the Nicene Creed

• The Third Person of the Holy trinity and described as The Lord the Giver of life according to the Nicene Creed

• The Third person of the Holy Trinity and described as  the God crucified under Pontius Pilate

• The Third person of the Holy Trinity who was called by God to be the Father of all nations

What Sacraments are included in the Sacraments of Initiation?

• Baptism, Reconciliation, and Holy Order

• Baptism, Holy Eucharist, and Holy Spirit

• Baptism, Holy Eucharist, and Confirmation

• Baptism, Anointing of the Sick,and Matrimony

What are the parts of the Liturgy of the Word?

• 1st reading, Responsorial Psalm, 2nd reading and Gospel reading

• 1st reading, Responsorial Psalm and Acts of the Apostles

• 1st reading, Responsorial Psalm, Gospel and Book of Revelation

• 1st reading, Responsorial Psalm, Gospel reading and Genesis

What are the parts of the Introductory rites?

• Entrance procession, Blessing or Sprinkling of the Holy water,  Penitential rite and singing of Alleluia

• Entrance procession, Blessing or Sprinkling of the Holy water,  Penitential rite and singing of Gloria

• Entrance procession, Blessing or Sprinkling of the Holy Water, Penitential rite and singing of The Our Father.

• Entrance procession, Blessing or Sprinkling of the Holy Water, Penitential rite and singing of Lamb of God.

What is the most essential part of the Sacrament of Confirmation?

• Anointing of the Sick and the dying

• Anointing of Chrism and Ash

• Laying on of hands and anointing of Chrism

• Gospel reading and Homily of the Bishop

What do you call the promises we need to renew during the Sacrament of Confirmation?

• Baptism promises

• Holy Eucharist promises

• The promises of God

• The promises of the people of God

Which part of the Sacrament of the Confirmation rite in which the Minister will know and acknowledge the Confirmands?

• Presentation of the Gifts and preparation of the altar

• Presentation of the Candidates of the Sacraments of The First Holy Communion

• Presentation of the Godparents

• Presentation of the Confirmands

A. “The Sacrament of Confirmation is normally administered by the Bishop. 

    B. For weighty reasons when necessary, the bishop can also delegate a priest to do it. In danger of death, any priest can administer Confirmation.” These statements are __________.

• Both correct

• Both false

• First statement is correct. Second statement is False

• First statement is False. Second statement is Correct.

What is the significance of the Chrism being anoint on the forehead?

• Sealing the gifts of the Holy Spirit

• Baptism using oil

• Renewing the promises to the Church

• Rejecting sin