Confirmation strengthens you with Christ's own Holy Spirit, so that you can bear witness to Jesus' love and continue his works of mercy in the world.

If you are a Baptized Catholic in grades 7 through 12, and have not yet been Confirmed, we invite you to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation. The Youth Confirmation Program will prepare you to receive the grace of strength that God offers in the Sacrament, and will help you discover how to use it more fruitfully once you are Confirmed. 

Our schedule and requirements being revised for the 2019-2020 academic year. The process will begin in September of 2019 and will culminate in February of 2020 (date TBD) with the Mass of Confirmation, celebrated with a bishop of our Archdiocese.

To register, please fill out the form at the bottom of this page! Registration remains open through October 13.

For more information, please contact the Youth Minister, Bridget Bicek (206-937-1488 or EMAIL). 

Bridget's Office Hours:
Wednesday - Friday 9:30 am - 3:30 pm 

Age of Confirmation

In the recent past here in the Archdiocese of Seattle, Confirmation was normally offered to teens at age 16 and older. As Bishop Mueggenborg explains in his article, this has led to some misunderstandings about the sacrament of Confirmation. Now, to emphasize God’s action in Confirmation, and to help younger Catholics take full advantage of the gifts of the Holy Spirit which strengthen their life in God, the Archdiocese of Seattle is transitioning to a younger age of Confirmation.
 
Therefore, Holy Rosary Parish has begun the transition in the 2018-2019 academic year. In Fall of 2018, we offered Confirmation to all high school Catholic teens. In the 2019-2020 academic year, we will offer Confirmation to 7th,through 12th grade students. And after 2020, we will establish the normal age of Confirmation to be in the 7th Grade. In this way, we hope to give everyone the opportunity to receive the sacrament of Confirmation.

(If you are older than 18, please see our Adult Confirmation page. If you were Baptized in another Christian tradition, or if you have never been Baptized, please see our Becoming Catholic page.)