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| Quick Questions | Can I be my child's godmother? | |
| Quick Questions | Can grandparents be godparents for their grandchild? | |
| Quick Questions | Why can't my 13-year-old brother-in-law be a godfather if he's been confirmed? | |
| Quick Questions | Can divorced individuals become godparents or sponsors for baptism and confirmation? | |
| Quick Questions | Can an infant be baptized if the godparents haven’t been confirmed? | |
| Quick Questions | Are there requirements for being a godparent? | |
| Quick Questions | Can our friend, an Orthodox Christian, be our child's godfather? | |
| Quick Questions | Can an unbaptized person planning to convert to Christianity witness a baby’s baptism? |
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