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Confirmation Saint


Question Posted Sunday February 24 2008, 9:15 pm

16/f

Im Catholic, and I need to pick a confirmation saint. If you are catholic, I want to know, how did you pick yours? (I know alot of people pick their own names, but there is no saint with my name.)
I want to pick one that has to do with like, anti-war. See, I strongly beleive that killing is never ok for any reason, so there should never be a good reason for war. So basically, when I make my speech the night I get confirmed, I want to present a strong anti-war message to the audience, you know what I mean? (I almost decided not to get confirmed because I'm furious with the hypocracy of catholics that think the War in Iraq is ok.)

So my question is, basicly, what saint should I choose to give my speech about that fits my views well?


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Ignatz answered Tuesday February 26 2008, 1:46 pm:
St. Martin of Tours. He was a soldier in the Roman army who refused to fight upon his conversion to Christianity. He refused his pay, and asked to be stood in the front line without armor and weapons rather than fight an invading army. The night before the battle, the invading army negotiated a truce.

He was also famous for his courtesy towards his enemies and towards people who would normally be considered heretics, and for finding peaceful solutions to potentially violent situations.

Here's the Catholic Online article about him:

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sugarplum07 answered Monday February 25 2008, 7:37 am:
You should do a research on all the saints and see which one you most admire.

My saint was Joan of Arc. I looked up to her because she faced horrible evils all to defend her love of God. Yes, she did go into some battles, so she may not be the saint for you.

Talk to you Confirmation leaders and see what they think.

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This link should help you get started.

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Hitoast answered Monday February 25 2008, 12:59 am:
Well, i'm not catholic, but I DID find a site :] here you go. Goodluck!

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