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During the christening, a child is given a name and baptized. Christening can consist of only giving a name without introducing them to the Church as members. While it is not mandatory for someone to be baptized, they may need to be christened to be officiated the name.
Information in the baptismal register is to include: full name of the person being baptized, the names of the parents of the person being baptized including mother's maiden name, minister of the sacrament, date and place of birth, date and place of baptism, names of sponsors/witnesses (godparents).
Unlike Marriage Certificates and Birth Certificates, Baptismal Certificates are not public documents. Rather they are parochial documents and could only be asked from the Church where the person was baptized. There is no central database for the churches all over the Philippines or in one archdiocese.
There are several institutions that require a baptismal certificate, such as faith-based schools, and, if you're getting married, the local parish where your marital rites will be held. You will also be asked to present a baptismal certificate if you decide to file for the dissolution of your marriage.
Child's birth certificate or letter from hospital of birth (if the child is 7 years of age or older, special preparation is required). Parents to be registered in our parish for at least 3 months (or provide a letter of permission from their parish and complete an interview with our pastor).
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Write to the local church or parish where you were baptized and request a copy of your baptism certificate. Generally only the church that holds the original records can send a baptismal certificate, and a person can only request a copy of his own certificate to maintain privacy.
The Catholic holds that there are three types of baptism by which one can be saved: sacramental baptism (with water), baptism of desire (explicit or implicit desire to be part of the church founded by Jesus Christ), and baptism of blood (martyrdom).
Baptism records are kept on file at the local church where the event occurred. Unlike other major life events like marriage, birth and death, the government does not require official documentation of baptisms; hence, no public records exist to determine if a baptism took place.
Many churches will accept witness testimonies in the form of legal affidavits testifying that the witnesses were physically present at the baptism. You usually need to provide affidavits from at least two witnesses in order to be considered valid.
Churches will only provide copies of baptismal records to the person baptized or their parents or guardians of that person. If you are not one of these parties, you will likely not be able to receive a copy of a baptismal record. Be sure you or your child actually was baptized.

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