I take it no one knows anything about this?

I would have assumed it would be the same as in the UK. Give them all the evidence that you are christian etc get the water thrown on your head and off down the pub to celebrate or shack in this instance

http://www.goa-travel-tourism.com/churches-of-goa/ Theres a list of churches in goa that you maybe able to contact directly to answer your questions.

Regards

Peter

Thanks Peter, thats what i assumed, but i though id check.
What evidence do they need? My friends are catholics, but they dont attend church a lot.

Peter that was brill
Especially the bit about the party afterwards in the beach shack for a few

I think it all depends on what type of service etc they go for. For example if they just want a blessing then a few quid in the church funds is all thats required. However if they go the whole hog and get the child babtised they will need to provide evidence that the godparents are committed christians how they obtain that evidence is beyond me (branded on the bottom by the local vicar or something).

Check out http://www.baptism.org.uk/christening.htm it maybe able to answer your questions or get your friends to nip down the local church and ask the vicar.

At the end of the day if you can get married in goa by greasing the palms of the local "establishment" a christening should be no problem at all.

Gemma but you failed to notice the discreet use of the devil

Regards

Peter

ps. please please please these replys are not in anyway to mock christinaty or to belittle anyones faiths etc etc etc

I see a business oportunity here, there are lot of wedding planers ,so how about somene setting up a christening planing agency.

Thanks