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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 a sponsor must be a fully-initiated Catholic, at least sixteen years old, and living in accordance with Church teachings. The document also details the role of a Christian witness, who can be a baptized non-Catholic Christian under specific conditions.

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Why is there a need for a witness or sponsor when one receives the sacrament?

A sponsor takes on the role of a spiritual parent who brings the candidate to receive the sacrament, presents him to the minister for the anointing, and will later help him to fulfill his baptismal promises faithfully under the influence of the Holy Spirit (Rite of Confirmation 5).

Why do we need sponsors during baptism?

The sponsors role is to assist the person in Christian initiation. In the case of an infant baptism, the role is, together with the parents, to present the child for baptism and to help it to live a Christian life befitting the baptized.

What does your chosen sponsor for the Sacrament of Confirmation need to have?

Your sponsor should be willing and able to participate in your formation for Confirmation. The person you choose as your sponsor should be someone that you admire and respect and who actively lives out the beliefs of our Catholic faith.

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What sacrament do you need a sponsor for?

The Sacrament of Confirmation requires the candidate to choose a person to be their sponsor. This person cannot be their parent, must be at least 16 years of age and a confirmed Catholic who is a witness to the faith. As Confirmation is linked to Baptism, ideally the sponsor would be one of your childs godparents.

What is the purpose of a Catholic sponsor?

What is a Sponsor? A sponsor is a person who encourages and assists a candidate to embrace and actively practice the Catholic faith both before and after Confirmation. The sponsor also presents the candidate to the Bishop (or his delegate) at the celebration of Confirmation.

Who can be a sponsor at a Catholic baptism?

Sponsors must be at least 16 years of age and be willing and able to help the child grow in the Catholic faith. If two Sponsors are selected, one must be male and one must be female. The maximum number of sponsors is two. A baptized non-Catholic may not be a sponsor but may act as a Christian Witness.

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