Fruits of the Holy Spirit
This Gift of the Holy Spirit is a feeling most people have about chocolate, puppies and their mom.
Love.
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Undersdanding.
This Bird is a symbol of peace or Holy Spirit.
Dove.
The sacrament of Confirmation is about receiving which part of the Trinity?
The Holy Spirit.
Your response to the questions asked by the Bishop during Confirmation.
"I do." (spoken nice and clearly)
Priest: ___________ be with you.
All: And with your spirit.
Peace.
This gift sounds similar to a video game where you start by parachuting out of a blimp.
Fortitude.
Figuring out this symbol of the Holy Spirit should be "a breeze."
Wind.
A good person in heaven or a New Orleans football team.
The Saints.
When was the first confirmation?
Pentecost.
The student shouting out answers and interrupting the game is not showing this gift "__________ _________." (2 words)
Self Control.
This gift is also called "Right Judgement."
Counsel.
Ocean tankers spill it, cars use it and bishops put it on foreheads.
Oil.
These guys were gathered in a dark room when the Holy Spirit first appeared to them.
The Apostles.
What is renewed during Confirmation?
Baptismal promises.
What do a good doctor and a good saint both have lots of?
Patience.
This gift refers to being quietly reverent.
Piety.
I am energy.
I am heat.
I appeared over the Apostles at Pentecost. What am I?
Flame/Fire.
The title of the person that you choose to guide you in your faith, who will always be there for you.
Your Sponsor.
This is placed on your forehead by the bishop during Confirmation.
Sacred Chrism.
St Teresa of Calcutta said:
"Let no one ever come to you without leaving better and happier. Be the living expression of God's ---------: ------------ in your face, --------in your eyes, ------- in your smile." (1 word)
Kindness.
King Solomon was hailed as a king of _______ .
Wisdom.
Tall I am young, short I am old.
While with life I glow, wind is my foe.
What am I?
Candle.
The person who most commonly administers the sacrament of Confirmation.
The Bishop.
The action that the Bishop performs in order to confer the sacrament of Confirmation.
Laying of Hands.