Frost's Laws And By-Laws of American Society
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It is contrary to etiquette to invite young persons to stand assponsors for an infant.
In the Roman Catholic church, it is customary to baptize an infantas soon as possible. If the child is very delicate, it iscustomary to send at once for the priest, and have the ceremonyper formed in the bed-room; but if the babe is healthy and likelyto live, it is usually taken to the church for baptism, as youngas the physician will permit.
In entering the church, the nurse, carrying the child, goes first;t...hen follow the sponsors, who do not walk arm-in-arm; then thefather, and after him the invited guests.
When the ceremony commences, the sponsors stand on each side ofthe child, the godfather on the right, and the godmother on theleft.
The babe should be held lying in the arms of the nurse, its headupon the right arm. The cap should be tied so as to be easilyunfastened and removed.
When the priest asks who are the sponsors of the child, it issufficient for them to incline the head, without speaking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is contrary to etiquette to invite young persons to stand assponsors for an infant.
In the Roman Catholic church, it is customary to baptize an infantas soon as possible. If the child is very delicate, it iscustomary to send at once for the priest, and have the ceremonyper formed in the bed-room; but if the babe is healthy and likelyto live, it is usually taken to the church for baptism, as youngas the physician will permit.
In entering the church, the nurse, carrying the child, goes first;t...hen follow the sponsors, who do not walk arm-in-arm; then thefather, and after him the invited guests.
When the ceremony commences, the sponsors stand on each side ofthe child, the godfather on the right, and the godmother on theleft.
The babe should be held lying in the arms of the nurse, its headupon the right arm. The cap should be tied so as to be easilyunfastened and removed.
When the priest asks who are the sponsors of the child, it issufficient for them to incline the head, without speaking.
What to read after Frost's Laws And By-Laws of American Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frost Sarah Annie to read onlineMoreLess
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