How will the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation be celebrated after the policy is fully implemented?

Once the policy is fully implemented, Confirmation and First Eucharist will be celebrated together in the same ceremony. Because Confirmation is reserved in Canon Law to the Bishop, or to those he may designate, the celebrant for First Eucharist and Confirmation will be either the Bishop or someone he designates as celebrant. This will be true once we have moved Confirmation to the third grade.

26. After the transitional period, how do we prepare and implement a program for young people after third grade (i.e. Fourth - twelfth grade) those who have not received Confirmation, but may have received First Eucharist?

It is recommended that this be addressed in the same manner we do today for young people who come to a parish seeking the other Sacraments of Initiation. If they have already received Baptism and Eucharist, parishes prepare those seeking Confirmation within a three-year period bracket program 4-6 grades, 7-9 grades, and 10-12 grades. The period of preparation is ... more.

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