confirmación

confirmación

Uno de los sacramentos de la iniciación en la Iglesia, junto con el Bautismo y la Eucaristía. La Confirmación completa la gracia del Bautismo por una efusión especial de los dones del Espíritu Santo, que ratifica o "confirma" los bautizados en unión con Cristo y les da las herramientas para participar activamente en la vida de culto y apostólica de la Iglesia (1285).

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