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Use this online form to submit information to the parish office for confirmation.

Submit Confirmation Information

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The Person to be Confirmed
Full Name(Required)
Confirmation Name(Required)
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Parents
Father's Full Name(Required)
Mother's Full Maiden Name(Required)

Contact information for the parents of a child to be confirmed or, in the case of an adult confirmation, the person him/herself.
Address

A sponsor must: be at least 16 years old (the pastor may grant an exception for a just cause); be a Catholic who has been confirmed and has already received the most holy sacrament of the Eucharist and who leads a life of faith in keeping with the function to be taken on; not be bound by any canonical penalty legitimately imposed or declared; not be the father or mother of the one to be confirmed. (Code of Canon Law, canon 874.1).

This means, for instance, that to serve as a sponsor, someone must be able to say of him/herself truly:

  • I understand that a godparent is expected to serve as a role model in living the Catholic faith. I believe and profess all that the Catholic Church teaches.
  • I actively practice my Catholic faith.
  • I assist at Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation, unless dispensed or prevented from attending by a serious reason (such as illness).
  • I am not bound by a canonical penalty that has been imposed or declared.
  • I am not publicly living in a way incompatible with the full practice of my Catholic faith (examples of situations that would generally prevent someone from serving as a godparent include: living with a member of the opposite sex in a romantic relationship while unmarried; living as if married in a marriage not recognized as valid by the Catholic Church; active membership in a society incompatible with Catholic faith, such as the Masons; publicly rejecting teachings of the Catholic Church; publicly supporting positions considered seriously immoral by the Catholic Church).
Sponsor's Full Name(Required)

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