What's that Confirmation? What is it Confirmation?
Confirmation, otherwise known as chrismation, is one of the three main sacraments (out of seven) in Catholic Church. Confirmation is also accepted in church Orthodox, and Anglican. In the life of every Catholic it is another sacrament of Christian initiation, after Baptism and Communion Holy.
What is Confirmation? Confirmation is a sacrament of christian initiation. Through him we receive the anointing and the mark from Holy Spiritand our faith is thus strengthened. Confirmation this is the next stage of reunion with Jesus Christ given only once in a lifetime. Among Catholics, the rite of Confirmation is celebrated between the ages of 14 and 18, representing the third stage of initiation and of christian initiationIn the Orthodox religion, Confirmation is administered immediately after the baptism a saint. What is Confirmation on the "technical" side?
Confirmation is meant to serve each of us as an anointing with the crucifix and above all to confirm and strengthen Christian grace in each of us. During Confirmation, each of us has direct contact with The Holy Spiritwho personally anoints us. We then receive seven gifts Holy Spirit: the gift of fear God'sConfirmation gives the Christian the gifts of holiness, godliness, knowledge, fortitude, counsel, reason, and wisdom. Each Christian who takes part in Confirmation receives the fullness of the gifts Holy Spirit. Confirmation It is given by the bishop and, in special cases, also by an ordinary priest.