Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    2,  14, 164 |   promise, in the name of the child, what the child itself would
 2    2,  14, 164 |   name of the child, what the child itself would promise if
 3    2,  14, 165 |  godmother is to instruct the child in its religious duties,
 4    3,  10, 473 |      neighbor because he is a child of God, redeemed by Jesus
 5    3,  14, 641 | because we thereby expose the child to the danger of dying without
 6    3,  14, 642 |      Q. 643. Can we baptize a child against the wishes of its
 7    3,  14, 642 |        A. We cannot baptize a child against the wishes of its
 8    3,  14, 642 |       also agree to bring the child up in the Catholic religion.
 9    3,  14, 642 |   Catholic religion. But if a child is surely dying, we may
10    3,  14, 659 |   promise, in the name of the child, what the child itself would
11    3,  14, 659 |   name of the child, what the child itself would promise if
12    3,  14, 663 |    should persons who bring a child for baptism be able to answer?~
13    3,  14, 663 |        A. Persons who bring a child for baptism should be able
14    3,  14, 663 |     The exact place where the child lives;~2. The full name
15    3,  14, 664 |  godmother is to instruct the child in its religious duties,
16    3,  14, 668 | Church after the birth of her child. In this ceremony the priest
17    3,  14, 668 |    blessing on the mother and child, while she on her part returns
18    3,  22, 898 |   remain there as an ordinary child for nine months. Christ'
19    3,  26, 1083|       The Presentation of the Child Jesus in the temple -- His
20    3,  26, 1083|    God; 5. The finding of the Child Jesus in the temple -- His