Sadlier We Believe: Chapter 8

The Sacrament of Confirmation deepens the grace we first received at ​ (a)   .

• Baptism
• Confirmation
• Eucharist
• Reconciliation

​ (a)   is an important part of Confirmation.

• Preparation
• Witnesses
• Anoint
• Candidates

When preparing for Confirmation, ​ (a)   choose a sponsor to help them grow in faith.

• candidates
• wintnesses
• Apostles
• saint

The word ​ (a)   means to apply oil to someone as a sign that God has chosen that person for a special mission.

• anoint
• Sacrament
• laying on of the hands
• Pentecost

At Confirmation we choose a name, usually that of a ​​ (a)   whose example we can follow.

• saint
• bishop
• apostle
• candidate

The Sacrament of Confirmation began with the laying on of hands by the ​ (a)   .

• Apostles
• celebrants
• bishop
• candidates

On ​ (a)   the Holy Spirit came upon the first disciples.

• Pentecost
• Eucharist
• Sacrament
• layon on of hands

​ (a)   and anointing are signs of the Holy Spirit's presence.

• Laying on of hands
• Preperation
• Baptism
• Sacrament

Confirmation is a ​ (a)   of Christian Initiation.

• Sacrament
• babtism
• saint
• preperation

At the celebration of Confirmation, sponsors present the candidates to the ​ (a)   for anointing.

• bishop
• apostle
• deacon 
• priest