Webster definition of christening: the ceremony of baptizing and naming a child. First known use in the 14th century.

A child's first communion, the second of seven sacraments, is a hold and cherished event in a child's life whereby they recieve the Sacrament of the Eucharist for the first time. The first communion also called First Eucharist typically takes place when a child reaches the age of seven or eight - and when a child completes all first communion requirements set forth by his or her church for first communion.

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A godparent or sponsor is not required when a child receives their first communion - however a properly chosen godparent should be by their godchild's side when their godchild recieves their first communion. Godparents are carefully chosen when a child is christened (i.e., baptized) and a sponsor (sometimes a godparent) is selected when a child prepares for confirmation. A parent of guardian should select a godparent that is able to join their child on their journey of faith. A godparent should be of the same faith, live a faithful life, and be able to teach and mentor their godchild throughout life. A godparent is a role model, a mentor, and a lifelong partner in faith - A person that should be chosen with care.