When I have to add a young person to an Enoria group, sometimes I only have the information of the young person at first: when there was no this box I had to create a fictional parent to complete the registration process. Even if this is not often the case, it helped me a lot.

If you do not have the RGPD authorization from the parents, you do not have the right to enter a minor in Enoria. This is in fact the case of these young people from schools who receive a sacrament in our parish. We therefore only indicate their names in the comment area of the sacrament, so as not to forget them. In our diocese of Meaux, the list generated by Enoria is only an ease of management but by no means an official list because entries are not guaranteed. It is the parish notary who draws it up by hand based on the information contained in it and after checking the records and certificates of external baptisms.

Yes indeed it is boring and should not in itself exist, the concern is that the young people in question generally come from school chaplaincies, for lists of professions of faith or confirmations, and that pastoral animators do not necessarily have access to family data via the Ecole Directe software. So if we ban, we won't know who has been confirmed...

Indeed, we currently have about twenty minors with only themselves, or even their siblings, in their homes. Corollary: a home should contain at least one adult, and the person in charge of a household should be an adult.