Confirmation enriches the baptized with the strength of the Holy Spirit so that they can be better witnesses to Christ, in word and deed. Anointed by the Holy Spirit at Confirmation, Christians strengthen their bond with the Church and become better equipped to carry out the Church's mission of love and service.
The Confirmation formation program at St. Louis prepares baptized Catholics and baptized non-Catholic Christians for full initiation into the Catholic Church. Our confirmation programs are specifically for Teens and Adults. For baptized children, we offer a religious education program for continued spiritual formation until they are ready to enter the high school confirmation program. Please sign up for the program that corresponds to you or your child's age group below.
After you’ve submitted your registration form, we will reach out to you with additional information about your specific program.
Select the age group, shown above, that best matches the age of the individual seeking to receive Confirmation.
Your program director will reach out to you with information and dates for the next class sessions.
Copy of the official Certificate of Baptism.
GODPARENT/SPONSOR COVENANT FORM
H.S. CONFIRMATION PARENT HANDBOOK
H.S. SERVICE HOUR REPORT
H.S. SAINT ESSAY GUIDELINES
Godparent or Sponsor must be:
At least 16 years of age.
Fully initiated Catholics (received sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Eucharist; if married, married in the Catholic Church).
Not the parents/guardians of the one to be confirmed.
Traditionally the parish requests that Confirmation occurs in May-June. However, we are assigned a date by the Diocese of Austin and cannot confirm an actual date until we receive that information. Once an official date has been approved, you will be notified.
Men – Button-Down Shirt, Tie, Dress Pants or Slacks. No Jeans. Dress Shoes. A Suit is encouraged.
Women - Modest in length (knee or longer). Shoulders and back must be covered. No low cut, strapless, or spaghetti straps.
There is no specific color required. For those also doing First Holy Communion, your cloth can be white or pastel color, but it’s not necessary, it’s up to you, as long as you follow the guidelines above.
No, there is no need for a candle in the Sacrament of Confirmation. You may, however, bring one as a religious item to be blessed at the end of the ceremony.
Yes, however it is strongly recommended that the sponsor be present.
Yes, the sponsor should be at the Rehearsal. If for some reason the sponsor cannot be there, a parent should accompany the Confirmandi.