Confirmation

Confirmation is a Catholic sacrament that signifies the strengthening of the Holy Spirit in an individual. Through this sacrament, the recipient is sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit, which strengthens their faith and prepares them to become full members of the Church. Confirmation is typically received during adolescence or adulthood after the recipient has undergone a period of preparation and discernment.

The Diocese has established guidelines for candidates of the Sacrament of Confirmation:

• Candidate is required to have received the first two Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism and Eucharist.
• Candidate is required to complete three consecutive years of High School Catholic Faith Formation through a Catholic High School or Parish School of Religion Program.
• Confirmation preparation is separate from the catechesis provided in parish schools of religion and Catholic high schools.
• Confirmation is typically received during the 11th grade of high school.
• Candidates are expected to be confirmed in their registered Church parish, but if they are not a member of the parish

Confirmation
Students attending a non-Catholic high school and entering the first or second year of the 3-year Confirmation program.
Students attending a Catholic high school and entering the Confirmation program.
Registration Form 


Confirmation - Sacrament Year
Students attending a non-Catholic high school and entering the final year of the 3-year program.
Students attending a Catholic high school and entering the second and final year of the program​​​​​​.
Registration Form 

• 9th Grade Confirmation Class Schedule
• 10th Grade Confirmation Class Schedule
• 11th Grade Confirmation Class Schedule