You’re very welcome. And just to add to what I posted earlier, if an unbaptized adult converts to the Catholic Faith, a priest is allowed to baptize him and then confirm him within the same liturgy. Therefore, contrary to what I previously said, this would be a case of someone specifically baptized as a Catholic who does not necessarily have to wait to be confirmed by a bishop.
In many parishes when people convert to the Catholic Faith (whether they have previously received Christian baptism or not) they are usually given the option to be confirmed by the priest or at a later time with the bishop.
Eric, thanks also for that info. It answers some questions that I have always wondered about (such as, why was I, as a Baptized convert, Confirmed by a priest?)
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