Why I Want To Receive Confirmation?

My faith journey at Mary Queen of Peace has made me closer to my classmates, family members, and Jesus Christ who gave his own life for us. In have made two of the sacraments and preparing for the final Sacrament of Initiation, Confirmation. I am excited to be enlightened by the power of jesus like the disciples on Pentecost. After my First Communion I would count which Communion I was at, upsetting my

I want to get confirmed in the catholic faith because I have enjoyed being in our faith. I have a lot of reasons I want to get confirmed. I loved doing the services. I also love being close to God. I am going to tell you why I want to be confirmed.

Confirmation in the Catholic Church Confirmation is a Catholic sacrament of mature Christian commitment and a deepening of baptismal gifts. Like Baptism and Eucharist, it is a Sacrament of Initiation for Catholics and a Sacrament of faith in God's fidelity to us Confirmation is the moment when two things are confirmed. The candidate confirms his/her faith in Christ and takes full responsibility for that faith and for membership of the community of faith, which we call the "church". God, through the Bishop, confirms God's claim on the candidate's life.

I, {****}, a member of [*PARISH NAME AND LOCATION*], ask you, Bishop Grahmann, to confirm me as a member of the Roman Catholic Church. I would like to receive the sacrament because I want to become an active member and participant in the Catholic Church. After I have received it, I will be recognized as a full member of the Catholic Community, enabling me to be involved in the parish with more depth. As a confirmed individual, I will be better able to participate in many events within my church community. Receiving Confirmation will also allow me to be closer to God.

God has been a very important part of my live since I was a very little girl. When I was only a couple of months old I was baptized. That was my first spiritual encounter with God. I then proceeded to commit my first communion in third grade. I then received my confirmation when I was in eighth grade. Like I said before God has been a very important part in my life for a very long time.

The sacrament of Confirmation is the single most important sacrament a young adult Catholic can receive. It is the sacrament where you fully affirm your beliefs and initiate yourself into the Catholic church. It is necessary to have a role model that will help guide you throughout your spiritual life and that person for me is Saint Francis of Assisi. I am inspired by his incredible connection to animals and hope to one day become a veterinarian. I chose him as my Confirmation saint because of who he was before and after God became present in his life.

Through my passions and experiences with people, as well as study, I am convinced that God has given me the desire and gifts to serve Him through discipling others. Ideally, I plan to work with young adults as they commonly need, and want, answers to questions of identity, truth, apologetics, and relationships, with Jesus and others. These are all things I am passionate about. I am committed to helping others experience God’s love, nurture their spiritual development, enable them to discover their spiritual gifts, and equip them for effective

In what ways can you (or play to) to sow your catholic life after you are confirmed?

I am saying this because I am born and raised Catholic in my entire life, through my years of entering the Catholic Church fully in my freshmen year I thought that I would have no future with this but honestly looking at my life now I went so far due to how much appreciation I had with my faith. My faith, as you can see created a big chain reaction that caused me to stay in tact in the time of stress which I will be discussing in a few seconds. Without my religion I would have not known what I am satisfied with, I have a really low self esteem and high anxiety, I feel like in a matter of minutes I would have given up my life and I could have not experience what could be done but luckily I am still living now and it is actually a great accomplishment for me as a human being to persevere, and to stay resilient with all the things that life has threw me

Confirmation is a hard, difficult process that comes with many sacrifices. At my school getting confirmed was a huge deal, but I never understood why. I thought it was just a redo of my baptism. As it turned out, it was a lot more important than I thought, and the journey leading to my confirmation was a very critical one.

I was enrolled in Catholic school beginning in pre-school, and continued attending Catholic education through my high school years. I attend mass, with my family, every Sunday. Morals such as honesty and loyalty, respect and honor, and truth and dignity were established since I was a child. My parents laid out a strong foundation for me and it is my job to keep this foundation in tack. As I grew older questions about the future were constantly being thrown at me. “What do you want to do when you get older”, was one question I’ve been asked since I could talk, and is still asked to present day. Since the third grade I have taken this question very seriously. Since I had been so focused on growing up, I left my childish ways in the past. It would be pleasant for people to speak with me as if I’m a matured adult. I’d like people, especially my parents and family, to see that I’m not childish

As you probably gotten from our conversations throughout this process I am not the one to write sentimental and sappy letters, I think we’re both similar in that way. But I am going to give it a shot as you read this letter on your Confirmation Spirt Day Retreat. I’ll start off by letting you know that I am proud of you for starting this journey of Confirmation and congratulate you on deciding to embrace your faith.

Along with a sense of peace from the Holy Spirit I also want signs from of Confirmation from God that this is the right decision. I feel most of us want those signs during the decision making process and it would be ideal to get confirmation then. I feel I must fully rely on God and the confirmation will come, I may get some signs that I am heading in the right direction but feel the true confirmation may not come for a while or after the decision is made. I also feel I need to be open to a sign from God not only confirming the decision but not confirming it as well.

The various gifts of the Holy Spirit as listed in Scripture are conveyed according to the will of the Holy Spirit to every man for the eventual purpose of the edification and building up the church body.

After some time, we went back to our class, I felt really light and happy that I was not rejected. But then some thoughts came and I thought that God won’t give me the gift, but I had a lot of faith. So after Sunday School we finally told our class that we might get Holy Spirit, and invited them to go confess and have Holy Spirit too.