One of my favorite 'therapy' activities is making cards. Today I would like to show you some of the Confirmation cards I have made.
In the Catholic faith, Confirmation is one of our Sacraments.
In Alabama, the students go to a one night a week session for their entire 8th grade year for instruction. The instructor here has actually published the book that she uses in the Confirmation class. When my girls completed the class, they were given a hardback copy of the class lessons. Since it teaches the basic tenets of the Catholic faith, it is an amazing reference material for both adults and children.
The last few years I have been able to make Confirmation cards for my daughters and friends. I thought I would share a sampling with you today.
I really like to find vintage images of Confirmation on the Internet.
In Alabama, the students go to a one night a week session for their entire 8th grade year for instruction. The instructor here has actually published the book that she uses in the Confirmation class. When my girls completed the class, they were given a hardback copy of the class lessons. Since it teaches the basic tenets of the Catholic faith, it is an amazing reference material for both adults and children.
Confirmation (Catholic Church)
Wikipedia
Confirmation is one of the seven sacraments through which Catholics pass in the process
of their religious upbringing. According to Catholic doctrine, in this sacrament they are sealed
with the gift of the Holy Spirit and are strengthened in their Christian life.
The last few years I have been able to make Confirmation cards for my daughters and friends. I thought I would share a sampling with you today.
I really like to find vintage images of Confirmation on the Internet.
This year I found this beautiful poem for them that I printed for the insert
This day you have received the Sacrament of
Confirmation.
You have been
fully initiated into the Roman Catholic Church.
A seal has
been placed on your soul that can never be removed.
You are forever marked as a follower of Christ. You must now
make a
choice. When it becomes hard to practice
the faith, when
you feel too busy to go to Mass, when someone asks
you to do
something wrong, when you do not want to follow the
ways of the
Church, when you are worried what people think, when
you doubt
that God is there, what will you do? May you choose Christ in these
moments, as you did today at your Confirmation. May you call upon
the gifts of the Holy Spirit that were poured out on
you today, throughout
your journey
of faith. Be bold, be faithful, be Catholic.
Coreen Wagenbach
Since this Sacrament is such a special time in a teenagers life, I think it is important to send them a card for a memory keepsake.
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