konfirmáció
Konfirmáció is a religious rite of passage observed in several Christian denominations, most notably in Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Catholic traditions. It is a ceremony where young people, having received religious instruction, publicly affirm their faith and commitment to God. This affirmation is often seen as a personal acceptance of the vows made on their behalf by their parents and godparents at their baptism.
The term "confirmation" originates from the Latin word "confirmatio," meaning "strengthening." The rite signifies the strengthening
The age at which confirmation typically occurs varies by denomination and region but is generally in adolescence,
Upon confirmation, individuals are often considered full members of the church, with the right to receive Holy