A conformation is when a child, usually around the ages 7-9, are recognised as Christians and a member of their parish. The child chooses a sponsor (this can be a relation or a friend of the family) who will go up with the child to the priest. they are given their baptismal candle and light it again, before the priest recites their baptismal promises, to which they will reply "I do". This is the Basis of a conformation. the child also chooses a conformation name, such as Mary, Simon etc. usually a saints name (For example, my conformation name is Bernadette) I hope this helped at all :)
.Roman Catholic AnswerYou can, but the usual way is to celebrate Confirmation in the middle of Mass.
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In the final ritual, a candle is lit to the newly confirmed child. This concludes the ceremony as everybody leaves.
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Usually this is done only during sacrament at the anointing for a few seconds; not the whole time
Yes, after confirmation.
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In a confirmation ceremony a priest helps the Bishop with everything.Catholic AnswerIt depends, at the Easter Vigil, there is a Confirmation ceremony at which the priests, with due deputation from their Bishop, perform the Confirmations. I have been a confirmations for an entire Deanery where the Vicar General confirms half the confirmands. In other circumstances, the priest would be assisting the Bishop, or just celebrating the Mass.
There is no 'maturing' ceremony. Perhaps you are referring to the age when a young Christian becomes responsible for themselves. Some would point to the Confirmation day event as a reflection of this.