It's written in German, has a picture of "Mater Divine Gratae" in the first page (The Virgin Mary, I'm guessing), and from what Google Translate tells me it was printed in a monastery, "die 9. Januarii 1909." It is written "for" an "Albert Fachs | Hermanustadt | No 428. ust. Sehl". I don't know any German but I would be glad to give you some "chapter" names or passages if it would help. What is this, where is it from, and what's in it?
The title translates to: Commemoration of the Holy Confirmation.
I'm not Catholic or a 19th-20th century European historian so I can't elaborate on exactly what the book is or where it fits in history, but it seems to me based on your description that it is a book, perhaps a catechism, designed to prepare Albert Fachs for his baptism. Or perhaps a prayer book with a series of prayers and liturgical sayings given on Confirmation.