SPLIT: Confirmation certificate wrong?

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It’s simply a public affirmation of a mature commitment to Christ while reaffirming my baptismal vows and a way to be accepted into fellowship with the Episcopal Church. You are correct that strictly speaking it is not required to attend mass, receive communion, etc… But to be a full member and able to participate in mass beyond a regular congregant, etc… it is required. I decided that aspect of it is important to me going forward, particularly as I prepare to baptize my daughter later this year.
Congratulations on your daughter!
 
I was confirmed into the Catholic Church as an adult…the church gave me a copy of my confirmation certificate…that certainly made life easy in later years when my present wife converted to the Catholic faith and we had our civil marriage convalidated and I had to show proof I was a confirmed Catholic
 
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