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Rima Stankute wrote:

Hi, guys —

We are getting married in Ireland. My fiancé is Irish and I am Lithuanian. He has his Baptismal and Confirmation certificate; my priest in Lithuania has my Baptismal certificate but he said they do not hold Confirmation records.

  • Will this be an issue?

My priest said he needs it.

  • Can this be bypassed?

Rima
  { Do I need my Confirmation certificate in order for us to get married or can it be bypassed? }

Mary Ann replied:

Hi, Rima —

He needs your Baptismal certificate.

The Confirmation information is usually noted on the Baptismal certificate.

You do not need to be confirmed in order to wed.

Mary Ann
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