When I was confirmed, we were given a key (just any ole house key) as a symbol of our faith. The key has high points and low points in it, similar to your journey with God, only you have the key to open that relationship with God and every key is is unique. We were told to keep in on our keychain so we'd always have it with us. I really liked the thought of it, simple yet has a good meaning. I still carry it on my keychain today. My niece had first communion last year and I gave her a key of her own on a fancy keychain that I bought from Things Remembered and told her this story. (I also gave her money since a key isn't expensive at all)! I'm sure I will carry on the tradition with all my nieces and nephews and maybe my children too.
I don't really understand money for a confirmation. I received prayer cards, rosary, and maybe a dainty cross/crucifix. My younger BIL just made his confirmation last week and DH was his sponsor. We got him a St. Christopher pendent similar to the one DH wears everyday and a prayer card pertaining to his saint. His parents got him a really expensive pair of binoculars... which I'm still confused about.
I don't really understand money for a confirmation. I received prayer cards, rosary, and maybe a dainty cross/crucifix. My younger BIL just made his confirmation last week and DH was his sponsor. We got him a St. Christopher pendent similar to the one DH wears everyday and a prayer card pertaining to his saint. His parents got him a really expensive pair of binoculars... which I'm still confused about.
Binoculars = very bizarre unless he has something like bird watching as a hobby
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