Christening Without Godparents at Piper Armit blog

Christening Without Godparents. Yes, it is still valid. If the people who you'd like to be godparents aren't baptized, they can still be involved in the christening service and in your child's life as they grow up. But whenever possible, at least one godparent should be chosen as a. There is no “rule” that “i baptized hers, so she can’t baptize mine.” a catholicspriest or deacon performs the rite of baptism. Friends and family may be *godparent(s)* for each other’s children. Since the church wishes to extend the grace of baptism to as many as possible, godparents are not essential. All that is required for a valid baptism is proper intent on the part of the minister, proper matter and form (water and the trinitarian. Godparents must be practicing catholics in good standing who have been confirmed in the catholic church. So, if you're in a similar dilemma as me — don't want to do a christening, but want something — don't sweat it.

There is no “rule” that “i baptized hers, so she can’t baptize mine.” a catholicspriest or deacon performs the rite of baptism. So, if you're in a similar dilemma as me — don't want to do a christening, but want something — don't sweat it. Friends and family may be *godparent(s)* for each other’s children. All that is required for a valid baptism is proper intent on the part of the minister, proper matter and form (water and the trinitarian. Since the church wishes to extend the grace of baptism to as many as possible, godparents are not essential. Yes, it is still valid. But whenever possible, at least one godparent should be chosen as a. Godparents must be practicing catholics in good standing who have been confirmed in the catholic church. If the people who you'd like to be godparents aren't baptized, they can still be involved in the christening service and in your child's life as they grow up.

Baby Baptism Video Ks1 at Patricia Horne blog

Christening Without Godparents If the people who you'd like to be godparents aren't baptized, they can still be involved in the christening service and in your child's life as they grow up. Yes, it is still valid. So, if you're in a similar dilemma as me — don't want to do a christening, but want something — don't sweat it. If the people who you'd like to be godparents aren't baptized, they can still be involved in the christening service and in your child's life as they grow up. All that is required for a valid baptism is proper intent on the part of the minister, proper matter and form (water and the trinitarian. There is no “rule” that “i baptized hers, so she can’t baptize mine.” a catholicspriest or deacon performs the rite of baptism. Friends and family may be *godparent(s)* for each other’s children. Godparents must be practicing catholics in good standing who have been confirmed in the catholic church. Since the church wishes to extend the grace of baptism to as many as possible, godparents are not essential. But whenever possible, at least one godparent should be chosen as a.