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Religion Chaper 14- Baptism

• Chrism is perfumed oil that has been blessed by the bishop and is a sign of the gift of the Holy Spirit

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• oil of catechumens is holy oil that represents a strengthing against evil and a clensing from sin.

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• the white garment is an outward sign of the baptised persons universal call to holiness and purity.

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• baptismal promisesare a series of questions about the faith of the church

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• the sign of the cross traced on the childs forehead is a sign of the new life christ has won for us.

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• the baptismal candle is a sign of light and goodness of christ and the light of faith shining in the newly baptized.

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• the process of formation through which people prepair for the sacraments of christan initiation is called the catechumenate

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• jhon the baptist urged people to be baptised to prepair themselves for the comming of the kingdom of god.

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• during the celebration of the baptism of an infant or small child, the childs parents and godparents renew their baptismal promises.

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• adults and older children who are participating in the right of christian initiation of adults are called catechuments.

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• in baptism the immersion into or plunging into, water symbolises that we are to die to sin and rise to new life in christ.

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• the celebrant is the bishop priest or decon who celebrates the sacrament of baptism for and with the community.

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• in jewish ritual waterwas a powerful symbol of salvation and purification from sin.

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• at baptism we are sealed or marked forever as beloning to christ. this spiritual mark or character can never be erased.

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• jesus was baptized in the jordan riverby jhon the baptist

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• during the baptismof an infant or very young chld the celebrant asks god to free the child from orignal sin.

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