Confirmation is a sacrament of initiation which brings the person receiving it fully into the faith. At this point, the person can be excommunicated because they are officially a member of the church. A person can be confirmed at minimum age of around seven years of age. This is believed by the church as the age of discretion, by which they mean the person can fully understand and decide if this is the faith they want to follow and be a part of. During confirmation we receive the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit, which are supposed to guide us through our Catholic journey and help us receive the fruits of the Holy Spirit. The gifts are wisdom, understanding, counsel, knowledge, fortitude, piety, and fear of the
Confirmation is a sacrament of initiation which brings the person receiving it fully into the faith. At this point, the person can be excommunicated because they are officially a member of the church. A person can be confirmed at minimum age of around seven years of age. This is believed by the church as the age of discretion, by which they mean the person can fully understand and decide if this is the faith they want to follow and be a part of. During confirmation we receive the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit, which are supposed to guide us through our Catholic journey and help us receive the fruits of the Holy Spirit. The gifts are wisdom, understanding, counsel, knowledge, fortitude, piety, and fear of the