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The coordinator?
The priest/bishop?
The recipient?
Or, should there even need to be a register?
Just give a certificate without recording it?
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At our chapel it is the Secretary who maintains it.
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The priest should personally make the entries and sign each line and sign the sacramental certificate. Who keeps it is up to the pastor.
It is the pastor's duty to inform the Baptismal parish, trad or Novus Ordo, of the
reception of subsequent sacraments (Holy Communion, Confirmation, Marriage).
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The priest records all the information and it is kept at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Kentucky.
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BOOK IVFUNCTION OF THE CHURCH (Cann. 834 - 848)
PART I. THE SACRAMENTS
TITLE I. BAPTISM (Cann. 849 - 878)
CHAPTER V. THE PROOF AND REGISTRATION OF THE CONFERRAL OF BAPTISM
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CHAPTER V.
THE PROOF AND REGISTRATION OF THE CONFERRAL OF BAPTISM
Can. 875 A person who administers baptism is to take care that, unless a sponsor is present, there is at least a witness who can attest to the conferral of the baptism.
Can. 876 To prove the conferral of baptism, if prejudicial to no one, the declaration of one witness beyond all exception is sufficient or the oath of the one baptized if the person received baptism as an adult.
Can. 877 §1. The pastor of the place where the baptism is celebrated must carefully and without any delay record in the baptismal register the names of the baptized, with mention made of the minister, parents, sponsors, witnesses, if any, the place and date of the conferral of the baptism, and the date and place of birth.
§2. If it concerns a child born to an unmarried mother, the name of the mother must be inserted, if her maternity is established publicly or if she seeks it willingly in writing or before two witnesses. Moreover, the name of the father must be inscribed if a public docuŠ¼ent or his own declaration before the pastor and two witnesses proves his paternity; in other cases, the name of the baptized is inscribed with no mention of the name of the father or the parents.
§3. If it concerns an adopted child, the names of those adopting are to be inscribed and, at least if it is done in the civil records of the region, also the names of the natural parents according to the norm of §§1 and 2, with due regard for the prescripts of the conference of bishops.
Can. 878 If the baptism was not administered by the pastor or in his presence, the minister of baptism, whoever it is, must inform the pastor of the parish in which it was administered of the conferral of the baptism, so that he records the baptism according to the norm of ⇒ can. 877, §1.
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BOOK IVFUNCTION OF THE CHURCH (Cann. 834 - 848)
PART I. THE SACRAMENTS
TITLE II. THE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION (Cann. 879 - 896)
CHAPTER V. THE PROOF AND REGISTRATION OF THE CONFERRAL OF CONFIRMATION
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CHAPTER V.
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Can. 894 To prove the conferral of con-firmation the prescripts of ⇒ can. 876 are to be observed.
Can. 895 The names of those confirmed with mention made of the minister, the parents and sponsors, and the place and date of the conferral of confirmation are to be recorded in the confirmation register of the diocesan curia or, where the conference of bishops or the diocesan bishop has prescribed it, in a register kept in the parish archive. The pastor must inform the pastor of the place of baptism about the conferral of confirmation so that a notation is made in the baptismal register according to the norm of ⇒ can. 535, §2.
Can. 896 If the pastor of the place was not present, the minister either personally or through another is to inform him as soon as possible of the conferral of confirmation.
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