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Confirmation Intake Form
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- Person to be Confirmed REQUIRED Please fill out this field. Please enter valid data.
- Age/Grade REQUIRED Please fill out this field. Please enter valid data.
- Date of Birth REQUIRED Please fill out this field. Please enter valid data.
- BAPTISM INFORMATION:
- Date of Baptism REQUIRED Please fill out this field. Please enter valid data.
- PARENT INFORMATION
- Father's Name (First and Last) REQUIRED Please fill out this field. Please enter valid data.
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What You Need to Know
Just as Baptism gives new life, Eucharist nourishes life, and Reconciliation restores life when it is broken, Confirmation strengthens that life by the gifts of the Holy Spirit (cf. CCC 1285). It is about strengthening what God has given, and continues to give, to his sons and daughters (cf. CCC 1302-1303).

Confirmation is not a “coming of age” celebration. True, most young people are just beginning to pass into early adulthood when they receive the sacrament. But Confirmation is not about coming of age. Reception of the Sacrament of Confirmation does not mark the end of formal religious education. We never outgrow a need for a deeper knowledge and appreciation of our faith.

The Sacrament of Confirmation is not a rite of passage, nor a graduation from religion class, nor a ratification of a personal faith choice. Rather, it’s all about what God is doing for his beloved daughters and sons.

And what is God doing? Strengthening the divine life which he gave at Baptism, nourishing us in the Eucharist, and reconciling with us in Penance. Why? So that the individual can better defend and witness to the faith through the gifts and workings of the Holy Spirit. And there are—and will be—many situations where we are called upon to defend and witness to our faith. And we need all the help we can get! (Franciscan Media)

Required documents:
After filling out and submitting the Confirmation Intake Form, you will need to submit copies of the birth certificate and baptism certificate.
- If your child was baptised at a military chapel, you will need to obtain an official document from the Archdiocese for the Military Services.
- To obtain a record of your childs certificate go to https://www.milarch.org/sacramental-records/ (This may take up to 3 months for you to receive)
Qualifications of a Confirmation Sponsor or Godparent are:
- Must be at least 16 years of age.
- Be a Catholic who has been confirmed and has already received the Sacrament of the Most Holy Eucharist and leads a life in harmony with the faith and the role to be undertaken
- Not be bound by any canonical penalty legitimately imposed or declared
- Not be the father or the mother of the one to be confirmed
Restrictions from being a Sponsor
- A lapsed Catholic or Catholic married outside the church may NOT be a confirmation sponsor
- A non-Catholic may NOT be a confirmation sponsor
SPONSOR Required Docs:
- Letter of Good Standing from current Catholic Church

Saints Damien & Marianne Military Catholic Community

Schofield Barracks & Aliamanu Military Reservation, HI

Confirmation

Confirmation Intake Form

What You Need to Know