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Godparents

May 15, 2011 by Lena {JOYfilledfamily} Filed Under: Baptism, Godchild, LG, Sacraments

We baptized our newest blessing, baby LG.  The baptism was performed in the Traditional Roman Rite. 

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Baby LG

    Born ~ May 1, 2011
    (St. Joseph the Worker, Divine Mercy Sunday 2011)
    Baptism ~ May 14, 2011
     

 

 

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may 14 godson

Godparents

Now it has been stated…that godparents take upon themselves the duties of a tutor. Consequently they are bound to watch over their godchildren when there is need for them to do so: for instance when and where children are brought up among unbelievers. But if they are brought up among Catholic Christians, the godparents may well be excused from this responsibility, since it may be presumed that the children will be carefully instructed by their parents. If, however, they perceive in any way that the contrary is the case, they would be bound, as far as they are able, to see to the spiritual welfare of their godchildren.  ~St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica III-67-8

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                                     Credo!
                                                               I do believe!

Hi! I'm Lena, mama of JOYfilledfamily.
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