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 1  1,9 | sanctioned by the Church. Through Baptism the lay faithful are made
 2  1,9 |          Christ through faith and Baptism is the source of being a
 3  1,9 |         gives to the Christian in Baptism is it possible to come to
 4  1,10|                                   Baptism and the "Newness" of Christian
 5  1,10|    Christian life that comes from Baptism, the sacrament of faith,
 6  1,10|        three fundamental aspects: Baptism regenerates us in the life
 7  1,11|          kingdom of God"(Jn 3:5). Baptism, then, is a rebirth, a regeneration.~
 8  1,11|         the gift which comes from Baptism, the apostle Peter breaks
 9  1,11|         of God" (1 Pt 1:23).~With Baptism we become children of God
10  1,12|          of Florence teaches(17).~Baptism symbolizes and brings about
11  1,13|        Christian life coming from Baptism and described by the Second
12  1,13|  outpouring of the Holy Spirit in Baptism and Confirmation, the baptized
13  1,14|           and dignity coming from Baptism is here introduced: the
14  1,14|        source in the anointing of Baptism, its further development
15  1,15|          one dignity flowing from Baptism, each member of the lay
16  1,15|           they have in the world. Baptism does not take them from
17  1,16|          to holiness is rooted in Baptism and proposed anew in the
18  1,17|        element of the new life of Baptism, and therefore an element
19  1,17|    received the holy anointing of Baptism, repeats the same sentiments: "
20  2,19|        God and in the Sacraments. Baptism is the door and the foundation
21  2,22|          the lay faithful through Baptism and Confirmation. On the
22  2,23|   foundation in the Sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation, indeed,
23  2,23|     liturgical prayers, to confer Baptism, and to distribute Holy
24  2,23|       rooted in the Sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation.~In the
25  2,23|    institute them on the basis of Baptism in which these tasks are
26  2,23|    derived from the Sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation.~
27  2,29|       flows from the Sacrament of Baptism, which calls the lay faithful
28  3,33|     disposing a person to receive Baptism and the Eucharist and to
29  3,34|        live the faith received at Baptism.~In the case of coming generations,
30  4,51|           doubt that in virtue of Baptism and Confirmation, a woman-as
31  5,58|      knowledge of the richness of Baptism and faith as well as to
32  5,61|        responsibility received at Baptism(218).~In the formation that
33  5,64|  Christians be aware that through Baptism they have received an extraordinary