How does the Catholic Church celebrate confirmation?

Answer 1

The Bishop will come say mass at your parish. During the mass the Bishop puts holy oil on the candidates four heads blessing them in the names of their chosen saints as their chosen sponsor holds their shoulder and serves as witness.

Answer 2

Catholic AnswerUsually with the Bishop celebrating Mass either for a large parish or the parish Church in charge of a deanery. The only time confirmation is administered by a priest is at the Easter Vigil or at other times when an adult convert is coming into the Church, a priest may administer confirmation at those times, and with special permission on other occasions. The sacrament is administered with Sacred Chrism blessed by the Bishop, and a cross is made on the forehead with the Sacred Chrism.

Answer 3

THE OLD WAY THE CHURCH STATED WAS AT CONFIRMATION YOU BECOME A SOLDIER OF CHRIST.

Yes, it's basically accepting your religion and saying that you have gotten to the point where you understand and have faithful believings of what you have been taught about Catholics.

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AnswerConfirmation is the sacrament that completes baptism, gives you the fullness of the Holy Spirit, and makes you a full member of Christ's Church. The sacrament may be administered ANYTIME after baptism, and is in the Eastern Rites. In the Latin Rite, it is only administered at the same time to adults being baptized, and the bishop sets the age for people to be confirmed in his diocese. To be a confirmed Christian means that you have been confirmed by a Catholic Bishop, or a priest with authority from his bishop.

Answer 4

The young person receives the 7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit.

Answer 5

You first write a letter to your parish priest requesting to be Confirmed. Then you take catechesis classes. Then you attend the Confirmation Mass.

Answer 6

The Sacrament in which a young person makes an adult commitment to remain a loyal member of the Church.

Answer 7

Catholic's have confirmation

Answer 8

With a High Mass.