C2 Class 1: The Holy Spirit and Confirmation

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Fill in the blanks and answer the questions below after reviewing the lesson from The Holy Spirit and Confirmation. The presentation for this lesson can be found in the C2 Class Content Folder, on the OLMC High School Faith Formation webpage.

If you have questions, email jcoronel@olmc-sandiego.org.

Full Name *

Name 3 Symbols/Names of the Holy Spirit: *

The Paschal Mystery is the Life, Death, Resurrection, and _________ of Jesus. *

Who is the typical celebrant for Confirmation? *

What are the Sacraments of Initiation: *

Confirmation, Matrimony, Holy Orders

Penance, Baptism, Holy Orders

Anointing of the Sick, Eucharist, Penance

Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation

The gift of _______ allows a person to overcome difficulties and endure pain and suffering with the strength infused by God. In other words, this gift helps someone grow stronger in hardship, stand against evil and persevere to everlasting life. It gives someone the ability to live heroically, suffer with patience and joy and overcome lukewarm-ness. *

The gift of _______ allows someone to order all things in accordance with God’s will. This gift has an element of contemplation—or a deep thought process of the divine. *

The gift of ________ allows a person to give worship to God as Father. Through this gift of worship a person is able to see and love people as God’s children. This gift helps us fulfill the commandments: love God above all else and love your neighbor as yourself. *

The gift of _______ helps a person discern what acts are good and should be done and what acts are evil and should be avoided. The discernment of the actions leads a person to ask “will this lead me into holiness or away from holiness?” This gift helps preserve a good conscience and gives others counsel in matters of personal holiness. *

Which Oil You will be anointed with at Confirmation? *

Oil of Catechumens

Oil of the Sick

Sacred Chrism

Which of these are true (hint: Choose the Best 3)?

Confirmation is the completion of my class requirements. A graduation from religious education.

Confirmation gives us the strength to spread and defend the faith as witnesses.

Confirmation is when I receive the Holy Spirit for the first time.

Confirmation completes the graces of Baptism

Confirmation is when I receive the Gifts of the Holy Spirit for the first time

Confirmation makes me an adult Catholic

Confirmation is how I choose the faith that was chosen for me when I was a baby.

Confirmation activates sleeping/dormant Gifts of the Holy Spirit from Baptism

Confirmation is a special outpouring of the Holy Spirit like at Pentecost.

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