Council of Trent, "On Confirmation," 1547: "If people say that confirmation of the baptized is an idle ceremony and not rather a true and proper sacrament, or that once it was nothing other than a kind of catechizes by which those close to adolescence explained the reasoning of their faith before the assembly, let them be accursed."
Council of Trent, "On Confirmation," 1547: "If people say that confirmation of the baptized is an idle ceremony and not rather a true and proper sacrament, or that once it was nothing other than a kind of catechizes by which those close to adolescence explained the reasoning of their faith before the assembly, let them be accursed."