text: Our Confirmation & Baptism compel us to help others sanctify their life and death to God.
  
  All life and death are to be sanctified, & not a bit wasted, down to the last breath.
  
  The devil loves it when a dying soul gives in to despair, abandoned by loved ones into a state of sterile death.  We must rush forward. 
  
  We have been given the great commission, to the ends of the earth, or in Pope Francis's lingo "to the periphery".  
  
  Our in Jesus's own words: into the deep, "Duc in altum" (Luke 5).
  
  You're really suggesting that Christians "draw up walls" around themselves and leave others alone.   That's not the proper response of a baptized and confirmed soul
  
  To paraphrase a modern saint of the Church:  "out of 100 souls, we are interested in 100 of them". 
  
  We must think bigger about our vocation, and not draw up walls around ourselves.  Bringing others to ever closer unity with God is not an "imposition" (your words). 
  
  Our vocation is much bigger, more beautiful & demanding than that.