Person who sponsors a child's baptism.
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When he came of age, he himself had to choose the name-andthe godfather or godmother-thathe liked best.
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I should like to know what sane godfather or godmother would give one the name of 'Tootsicums' in one's baptism.
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The absent godfather or godmother is then said to be sponsor by proxy and becomes the real godparent of the one baptized.
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Never invite any friends to be godfather or godmother, who are not of the same church as the child to be baptized.
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Have any of you here ever stood godfather or godmother to any young person in this parish who is not yet confirmed?
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Another Van Cutsem brother, William, is also a godparent to Prince George.
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Lance, heated and indignant, frankly appealed to his godparent on this score.
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A person invited to act as godparent should not refuse without good reason.
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Do you know the original purpose of a godparent, Mr.
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But more usually a godparent at a distance is telegraphed:
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Is there more to being a godparent than remembering birthdays?
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Agafya Fedosyevna was not Ivan Nikiforovitch's relative, nor his sister-in-law, nor even his fellow-godparent.
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He was so loved that he was asked to be godparent to one activist's child.
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According to Argentine tradition, the president is named the godparent of any seventh male child.
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Diana was godparent to Julia's son Benjamin, and Julia is now godmother to Prince George.
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He found himself longing that she might, as the proud godparent longs for his godchild to gain prizes.
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Being asked to launch a book "is rather like being asked to be a godparent", she quipped.
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She says Libuna 'is like a sister to me' and reveals that she's godparent to two of her children.
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The BBC did make a mistake, however, in naming the godparent -one of seven -as Hugh van Cutsem.
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The thought has been a pleasant one to me, though I have not the faintest idea what my ancient godparent wrote.
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The absent godfather or godmother is then said to be sponsor by proxy and becomes the real godparent of the one baptized.