godfather

Godfather or godmother, in Christian tradition, is a spiritual parent (sponsor, patron) who takes responsibility for the spiritual upbringing and piety of the baptized child (or godchild) during the sacrament of baptism. Every person who becomes a Christian has a godfather or godmother. In other words, there must be a godfather when a child is born. The child is immersed in holy water and is considered fully Christian. The godfather of the child is someone who is very close to your family. It could be anyone, your friend, someone you consider close to your family, and so on. It can be said that for the child, the godfather or godmother is his/her second father. Of course, this is not linked by blood, but over time, the bond between the child and the godfather becomes very close. This connection cannot be explained by anything and cannot be conveyed by any words. Throughout the child's life, the godfather takes care of the child since he has vowed to God to protect and take care of this creation... The child's baptism process is also performed to purify the child of his/her sins. Of course, you may wonder where the child's sins come from when he is born, but according to religion, the parents of the child sin a lot during their lives, and this is passed on to the child through inheritance when he/she is born. That is why the baptismal ceremony is performed to immerse the child in holy water and cleanse him/her of all sins. In general, everyone would wonder why children need godfathers or godmothers. The answer is very simple: godfathers and godmothers teach children everything: how to perform baptism, what the church is, studying the commandments, and why to go to church. This is why children need godfathers or godmothers.