Sacraments Chapter 2 Confirmation

Being called, "A child of God".

The oil used in Confirmation is the ...

The activity of each Christian that fulfills your apostolic nature in the Church.

To help us understand life as God sees it.

The mass at which a bishop consecrates the Sacred Chrism and blesses the Oil of Catechumens.

The individual who makes sure that confirmed person acts as a true witness of Christ.

Wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety, and fear of the Lord.

"Be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit" is the ...

The sacrament that completes and confirms sanctifying grace on the person.

To see God as our Father and our neighbor as brother and sister.

The ability to understand divine mysteries such as the nature of God and divine truths.

A permanent mark which is imprinted on the soul by the Sacraments.

Perfections that the Holy Spirit forms in us as the first fruits of eternal glory.

The name taken by the confirmand at Confirmation.

The minister of the Sacrament of Confirmation is

Greek for "anointed".

The ritual act, whereby men were consecrated for sacred duties.

To be faithful to our vocations as followers of Christ.

Tasting or intimately experiencing the mind and nature of God.

Greek for "anointing". The oil mixed with balsam.

To know what one should do or not do in every situation that requires a moral decision.

Fifty days after Passover, celebrating the giving of the Law to Moses at Sinai.

The age Confirmation may be administered in the United States is

The desire to please God, both out of love and out of fear of just punishment.

Name of Confirmation used in the Eastern Churches.