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 1  1,2|            which the Sacraments of Baptism and the Eucharist are administered;
 2  2,1|          had not yet received Holy Baptism, but were preparing to receive
 3  2,8|      instruction and preparing for baptism — and for penitents, i.e.,
 4  2,8|       fount for the performance of baptism; here, also, Christians
 5  6,7|          sin through the waters of baptism, and Jesus is glorified,
 6  7,1|            those who have received baptism, but also the catechumens,
 7  7,1| catechumens, who are preparing for baptism, and the penitents, i.e.,
 8  7,1|           receive the sacrament of baptism preferably on those days.
 9  7,1|         that we, who have received baptism, may be mindful of the pledges
10  7,1|          At the present time, when baptism is usually administered
11  7,1|           of the vows they took at baptism, and arouse in them a humble
12  7,1|          received the Sacrament of Baptism and endeavor to live in
13  8,1|           called “unbroken.”~ ~The Baptism of Jesus Christ.~ The feast
14  8,1|          Christ.~ The feast of the Baptism of our Lord, celebrated
15  8,1|        from Above), because at the baptism of Jesus Christ the Trinity
16  8,1|            the Son of God received baptism in the River Jordan; God
17  8,1|           receive the Sacrament of Baptism on the vigil of this day,
18  8,1|      retained as a reminder of the baptism which catechumens used to
19  8,1|          ourselves took at our own baptism. The second blessing takes
20  8,1|       takes place in memory of the Baptism of Our Lord, hence the procession
21  8,2| catechumens who were preparing for baptism before Easter; it was done
22  8,2|      Apostle tells us that through Baptism we are entombed together
23  9,1|                  The Sacraments of Baptism and Chrismation.~ Baptism
24  9,1|          Baptism and Chrismation.~ Baptism is the Sacrament whereby
25  9,1|            person who has received baptism does, through the anointing
26  9,1|        administer the Sacrament of Baptism to a child soon after its
27  9,1|          preparing to receive holy Baptism. In our country, the ceremony
28  9,1|           receive the Sacrament of Baptism.~ ~The Rite of Reception
29  9,1|           is performed just before baptism. The candidate for baptism
30  9,1|         baptism. The candidate for baptism is conducted or carried
31  9,1|           through the Sacrament of Baptism. The blessing in the name
32  9,1|  catechumen worthy to receive holy Baptism.~ The same rite is performed
33  9,1|          over adult candidates for baptism, and over infants. But as
34  9,1|       catechumen rites and that of Baptism are performed for adult
35  9,1|          to church.~ ~The Order of Baptism and Chrismation.~ To perform
36  9,1|           perform the Sacrament of Baptism, the priest puts on light-colored
37  9,1|           through the Sacrament of Baptism, while the clouds of incense
38  9,1|           Sacrament.~ The Order of Baptism consists of the consecration
39  9,1|             with which the rite of Baptism begins, are added petitions, “
40  9,1|            of man by the waters of baptism takes place through the
41  9,1|             in token that, through baptism, man, like unto a branch
42  9,1|          is Christ. As man dies in baptism to his former life and comes
43  9,1|         with iniquity.~ The act of baptism itself is performed by the
44  9,1|       receives in the Sacrament of Baptism are expressed in the words
45  9,1|           that he shall live after baptism, he places round his neck
46  9,1|           purity, obtained through baptism, the Sacrament of Chrismation
47  9,1|            in which the meaning of baptism is set forth, also the benefits
48  9,1|           Christ.~ ~Note 1st. — Of baptism performed by a layman. —
49  9,1|        administer the Sacrament of Baptism belongs to the priests.
50  9,1|         had, and the Candidate for baptism is feeble, and there is
51  9,1|         Holy Spirit, Amen.” Such a baptism is entirely valid. Later
52  9,1|            The sponsors.— At every baptism whether of an adult or of
53  9,1|    questions for the infant. After baptism they assume the spiritual
54  9,1|           take part in the rite of baptism as “honorary persons,” but
55  9,1|           O Thou Who, through holy baptism, hast given unto Thy servant
56  9,1|        token that, having received baptism, they have become citizens
57  9,1|        this day.~ The Sacrament of Baptism properly performed cannot
58  9,2|         Holy Trinity, or where the baptism is performed by a single
59  9,2|           immersion, — by means of baptism.~v       Those whose baptism
60  9,2|       baptism.~v       Those whose baptism was valid but who either
61  9,2|     apostolic succession and whose baptism and chrismation was performed
62  9,3|          through the Sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation, so every
63  9,3|    similitude to the Sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation.~ ~Rite
64  9,4|     Christian falls into sin after baptism, he violates the vows he
65  9,4|       violates the vows he took at baptism, separates himself from
66  9,4|         therefore called a “second baptism,” a “baptism by tears,”
67  9,4|      called a “second baptism,” a “baptism by tears,” and the office
68  9,6|         those used in the rites of baptism and chrismation, wrapped
69 10,2|         which the deceased gave at baptism to lead a life of purity
70 10,2|          have died after receiving baptism, the funeral service is