Get Parent Permission Letter To Baptize - Ololourdesorg

Consent of at least one parent is necessary. 6) What if one spouse is Catholic but not married in the Catholic Church? This will not delay the child's baptism. We encourage you to contact a priest or deacon to ask about convalidation - having your marriage recognized in the Catholic Church.

Regardless of the reason for single parenthood, your child may be baptized. If you are an unmarried parent, your pastor may ask for a fuller conversation with you about how the child will be brought up in the faith. Parents married outside the Church may request baptism for their child.

In order that a child be baptized, it is necessary that the parents consent, or at least one of them, or someone legally standing in their place, and that there is reasonable hope that the child will be brought up in the Catholic Faith.

Pre-baptismal Class must be taken and a Certificate of Completion must be presented for all parties, including parents and godparents. Child's Birth Certificate. Registration Form completed (please see downloadable form to the right) Baptism donation of $60 (cash or check)

Prepare People for Baptism and Confirmation Humble themselves before God. Desire to be baptized. Come forth with broken hearts and contrite spirits. Repent of all their sins. Be willing to take upon them the name of Christ. Have a determination to serve Christ to the end.

In order that a child be baptized, it is necessary that the parents consent, or at least one of them, or someone legally standing in their place, and that there is reasonable hope that the child will be brought up in the Catholic Faith.

Yes, only one parent needs to have received the Sacrament of Baptism. The other parent must agree to have the child baptized. Please note, however, that if one or both of the parents have expressed an intent to become Catholic, the child may be baptized.

PARENTS: Baptism. The first reply may be given by someone other than the parents if local custom gives him the right to name the child. In the second response the parents may use other words, such as, "faith," "the grace of Christ," "entrance into the Church," "eternal life."