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The Church asks that a child have two Catholic godparents who are Baptized, Confirmed, and living their faith. In some cases, one of the two godparents may be a “Christian witness” who need not be Catholic. It is possible that someone may “stand in” for a godparent who is not able to be present at the Baptism.
