0
Is there a St Deirdre as I want that name as my Confirmation name?
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
Kind of:
St Íde (Ita in English) was born Deirdre
We are about to baptize our daughter Deirdre.
May the Holy Spirit fill you with the grace of Deirdre and may you be a teacher like her.
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Is there a St. Deirdre?
There is no recognized saint named Deirdre in the Catholic Church. St. Deirdre may be a local or non-canonical saint in some traditions, but she is not widely known or officially recognized.
What does it mean to have a confirmation name?
To have a confirmation name means to make a separate name, for your religious education, that they may call you by. you can pick whatever saint, angelic name you want. I chose Andrew. St. Andrew
Can you pick sheil as a confirmation name?
Yes, if there is a St. Sheil.
Is it OK for my Confirmation name to be Melody after St. Mel?
yes
Why would you choose St. John for your confirmation name?
Why would you choose St. John for your confirmation name?
Is Michael a Saint name for Confirmation?
Yes, it is a wonderful confirmation name. However, before you choose it you should so an Internet search of St. Michael to learn as much as you can about him.
Why is St Ignatius of Antioch a good confirmation name?
Because he was one of the Church Fathers.
Is Ava a confirmation name?
Yes, it is. There was a St. Ava in Germany many years ago.
Is Frederick a Catholic Confirmation name for a boy?
Yes, there was a St. Frederick, bishop and martyr.
Is lee a confirmation name?
If there is a St. Lee, yes. ------- According to the Sacramentum Vitae, there is no Saint Lee in the Catholic church, but there are a number named Leo. For this reason, the name Lee wouldn't be accepted as a confirmation name.
What confirmation name for girls is a good one that has to do with animals?
St. Agnes (she is often portrayed as holding a lamb in her arms).
Can Margaret ann be a confirmation name?
Since both Margaret & Anne are Saints' names, then you can most likely choose these both for your Confirmation name. I am not sure if whether or not there actually was a "St. Margaret Anne," but, both are the names of Saints in & of themselves.
