Confirmation and the Holy Spirit

The video discusses the sacrament of Confirmation, emphasizing its role in recognizing the Holy Spirit's presence in one's life. It explains the process, including the bishop's involvement and the emotional impact on young people. The video encourages active participation in the church community, highlighting the gifts and responsibilities that come with Confirmation.

What is the primary purpose of confirmation in the Christian faith?

• To complete one's education in the faith

• To become a member of the church

• To recognize the Holy Spirit's presence in one's life

• To receive the Holy Spirit for the first time

At what stage in life do individuals typically accept the Holy Spirit in its fullness?

• Adulthood

• Teen years

• Childhood

• Infancy

Who plays a significant role in the confirmation process by visiting the church?

• The pope

• The parish priest

• The bishop

• The deacon

What is the role of the sponsor during confirmation?

• To choose the confirmand's saint name

• To stand behind the confirmand in faith

• To lead the confirmation ceremony

• To perform the anointing

What emotion is commonly felt by young people during confirmation?

• Confusion

• Indifference

• Pride

• Fear

How does confirmation affect a person's involvement in the church?

• It decreases their participation

• It increases their participation

• It has no effect

• It makes them leave the church

What is one of the key responsibilities of a confirmed individual?

• To participate actively in the church community

• To donate money to the church

• To become a priest or nun

• To attend church every day

Which gift of the Holy Spirit helps in making good moral decisions?

• Wisdom

• Fortitude

• Understanding

• Right judgment

What is the significance of the gifts of the Holy Spirit in a Christian's life?

• They help in living a Christian life

• They are used only during church services

• They are only symbolic

• They are not important

What does the presence of an empty pew in church signify?

• The church is too large

• A lack of interest in the service

• The service is not popular

• Someone is missing from the community