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The document outlines the requirements and responsibilities of a sponsor, or godparent, for the Sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation in the Catholic Church. It emphasizes that sponsors must be fully-initiated Catholics, at least sixteen years old, and living in accordance with Church teachings. The document also clarifies the role of a Christian witness, who can be a baptized non-Catholic Christian under specific conditions.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your name in the designated field, confirming your role as a sponsor for the individual receiving the Sacrament.
Fill in the name of the person you are sponsoring, along with the date and location of the sacrament ceremony.
Review and check off each requirement listed, ensuring you meet all criteria such as age, sacraments received, and active faith life.
Sign and date the form at the bottom to attest to your eligibility and willingness to fulfill this important role.
If applicable, have your parish pastor or delegate sign and apply the parish seal for validation.

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Is a sponsor necessary for Confirmation?

Sponsors the sponsor must have sufficient maturity to fulfil their function a person must be not less than sixteen years of age. be members of the Catholic Church and have undergone their own Christian initiation through baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist.

Who should I pick for my Confirmation sponsor?

Ideally, the person being confirmed should choose the sponsor. Canon Law suggests that a baptismal godparent be considered as the first option for a Confirmation sponsor, but this is not necessary.

Who should be a sponsor for Confirmation?

It is desirable that the one who undertook the role of sponsor (godparent) at Baptism be your sponsor at Confirmation (Code of Canon Law, Canon 893). Your sponsor must be a baptized and confirmed Catholic but cannot be your mother or father. What does it mean to live a life in harmony with the Catholic Church?

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