He gave thanks, consecrated the bread and wine, and gave his Body and Blood as spiritual nourishment to his Apostles. Once we accept the Eucharist Jesus is within our body and us in him. This sacrament nourishes our spiritual life and increases grace. Confirmation is the third Sacrament of Initiation. The church teaches that confirmation is necessary for completion of baptismal grace.
Confirmation leads the individual into adulthood.
Once confirmed the individual is obligated to spread the word of God and defend the faith by deeds and words. The sacred chrism is used in the sacrament of Confirmation and must be consecrated by a bishop. The sacraments of Penance and Reconciliation are very necessary, but many religions are against this sacrament. The sacrament of penance is achieved by confessing sins to a minister, being sorry for them, but at the same time promising to reform and try not to do these sins again. The Sacrament of Holy Orders is for those who wish to become bishops, priests or deacons.