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Confirmation cards: invitation, sponsor, congratulations

Confirmation cards — A confirmation invitation, a descending dove drawn above a small tongue of flame at the head of the card, a hairline rule across the shoulders, and a large clear empty panel left through the middle for the candidate's name, parish and date., letterpress card design, deep impression in heavy stock, one ink, a single classical rule

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Reading 1Invitation
Reading 2Sponsor card
Reading 3Congratulations

Confirmation is the older child's rite, and its printables read older: a dove, a flame, a chrism cross, the seven gifts named in Isaiah. These nine cover the invitation, the sponsor's card and the congratulations card, each set in three hands a teenager would not find childish.

  • a confirmation invitation
  • a sponsor's keepsake card
  • a congratulations card for the day
  • a parish gift-shop print
  • a confirmation class print run

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Each card is drawn at standard invitation and card proportions with an even margin, so it prints clean and trims easily.
Are these designs too young-looking?
No — the three hands are deliberately drawn older than a first communion set, using the dove, flame and chrism cross motifs a teenager wouldn't find childish.
Can I get a version specifically for the sponsor?
Yes — the direction field can be pointed at the sponsor's card specifically, and the same three hands apply.
Is the seven gifts text included?
Where a card names the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit from Isaiah, the text is transcribed exactly, not paraphrased.

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