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How does a parish record the Reception into Full Communion?
Baptized Christians, who are received into Full Communion with the Catholic Church, are confirmed and receive Communion at the same celebration. This includes children of catechetical age. A notation about the Reception into Full Communion is made in the Baptismal register. The information about the original baptism is recorded as usual; then in the notations column the date and minister of The Reception into Full Communion is made. Confirmation is recorded in the Confirmation register.