The Holy Spirit comes to us in the Sacrament of Confirmation when the bishop extends his hands over us, prays that we may receive the Holy Spirit and anoints our foreheads with this special substance in the form of a cross.

A linen cloth used to clean the vessels used during Communion

The number of bible readings at Sunday mass

A forty-day period of preparation that you must go through before the celebration of Easter

Our first Pope. The Rock on which our Church was founded.

These are the names of the seven gifts we receive when are confirmed.

A special box where the Eucharistic Bread is kept between Masses

The correct posture of the faithful during the bible readings before the gospel

The seasons whose first Sunday marks a new year in the church

The meaning of "catholic."

All sacraments must have a matter and a form. This is the "matter" of Confirmation.

A room where vestments, church furnishings and sacred vessels are kept

The gesture you ought to make just before receiving the Eucharist

This feast occurs fifty days after Easter

The meaning of "Amen."

All sacraments must have a matter and a form. This is the "form" of Confirmation.

A metal vessel designed to hold hosts for, and after, the Eucharist

This is the proper knee we bend when we genuflect and the reason why we do so.

The longest liturgical season, known by the wearing of the color green

The four marks of the Church

These are the two liturgical colors allowed for Confirmations.

The stiff, square, white cover that is placed over the Paten when it is on the Chalice;

According to Vatican II, this musical instrument is held in the highest esteem

The Holy Days that make up the Triduum

The percentage of beeswax that is traditionally used in making candles for the Catholic Church.