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What does confirmation mean to the Catholic Church?

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THE OLD WAY THE CHURCH STATED WAS AT CONFIRMATION YOU BECOME A SOLDIER OF CHRIST.

Yes, it's basically accepting your religion and saying that you have gotten to the point where you understand and have faithful believings of what you have been taught about Catholics.

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