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Tracts Confirmation
Quick Questions What is the correct age for confirmation?
Quick Questions What happened to confirmation names?
Quick Questions Must I go through RCIA to join the Church if I am already baptized?
Quick Questions Should Catholic parents force their children to be confirmed against their will?
Quick Questions If seven is the symbol of perfection, why do we not receive all seven sacraments?
Quick Questions Why can't my 13-year-old brother-in-law be a godfather if he's been confirmed?
Quick Questions Can divorced individuals become godparents or sponsors for baptism and confirmation?
Quick Questions Can an infant be baptized if the godparents haven’t been confirmed?
Quick Questions If I was confirmed at a time when I didn't believe in God, may I receive a second confirmation?
Radio Shows How Sacraments Work 2/27/2012 7pm ET
Quick Questions Should I get confirmed at a parish which allows openly homosexual couples to receive Communion?
Quick Questions Why was our child denied anointing of the sick?
Quick Questions Can I be confirmed without an annulment?
Quick Questions Does a person have to be confirmed to sponsor a person for baptism?
Quick Questions What resource should we use to direct confirmation candidates who are cohabitating?
Radio Shows Sacraments: Instruments of Grace 2/1/2013 6pm ET
Radio Shows The Catechism and the Sacraments 5/23/2008 7pm ET

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