Assertion: godmother's child | /r/HasAspect | three godparents
Facets:
value: traditionally
type: OTHER
value: at baptism
type: TEMPORAL
value: in total
type: OTHER
value: at the time
type: TEMPORAL
value: according to the catholic church
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Traditionally, Christian children have three godparents in total, though they can have as many as the parent wants.
text: It is a rule of the Orthodox Faith that every person, child or adult, should have a Godparent at Baptism.
text: According to the teachings of the Catholic Church, during the Sacrament of Baptism, a child can only have two Godparents (Sponsors), a male and a female.
text: This is why it makes no sense for a Catholic child to have either a godfather or a godmother who is not Catholic (see “
text: I know one female child who has 5 godmothers and 2 godfathers.
text: In addition, if the child only has one godparent, he or she must be Catholic (confirmed, practicing) -
text: This is why it makes no sense for a Catholic child to have either a godfather or a godmother who is not Catholic (see “
text: According to the Catholic Church, a child can have up to two godparents (and in that case, they must be a man and woman), but only one is required.
text: According to Canon (Church) Law, a Catholic child must have at least one godparent but does not have to have two.
text: A child may have one or several godparents.
text: A Godparent may or may not be related to the child, and a child may have one or multiple Godparents.
text: Parents may be godparents for their own children provided that the child has at least one other godparent.
text: Traditionally a Christian child has three godparents in total; girls have two godmothers and one godfather and boys have two godfathers and one godmother.
text: According to the Debrett’s Etiquette website, a child traditionally has three godparents, girls having two women and one man.
text: It is a known practice in the Orthodox Church that every person, child or adult, should have a godparent (sponsor) at the time that they enter into the faith through Holy Baptism and Chrismation.
text: In the practices of the Roman Catholic Church, a child can have two godparents, one male and one female, as baptism sponsors.