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 1  9,1|  cannot speak for itself, its sponsors answer for it. Both the
 2  9,1|      censer is swung, and the sponsors are given candles to hold.
 3  9,1|    font with the neophyte and sponsors, to the chant: “As many
 4  9,1|     register.~ ~Note 2nd. The sponsors.— At every baptism whether
 5  9,1|     an adult or of an infant, sponsors are absolutely necessary.
 6  9,1|       established between the sponsors and their god-child, also
 7  9,1|     the latter’s parents; the sponsors are god-fathers and god-mothers.
 8  9,1|       and god-mothers. As the sponsors assume important responsibilities
 9  9,1|       sex. Parents may not be sponsors for their own children;
10  9,1|      nor may monks or nuns be sponsors.~ ~The Rites of Ablution
11  9,1|  gives up the neophyte to the sponsors.~ As infants, at the present
12  9,2|     the ectenia, in which the sponsors are prayed for; and the
13  9,5| around the lectern, while the sponsors (or, in Russia, the best