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  1. www.catholic.com › tract › baptism-immersion-onlyBaptism: Immersion Only? | Catholic Answers Tract

    (Immersion is actually the usual mode of baptizing in the Catholic Church’s Eastern rites.) On the other hand, pouring best represents the infusion of the Holy Spirit also associated with water baptism. And all three modes adequately suggest the sense of cleansing signified by baptism.

  2. www.equip.org › articles › is-baptism-by-immersionIs Baptism by Immersion the Only Correct Way to Be Baptized?

    Apr 6, 2009 · There are three modes (or methods) of water baptism used in Christian churches today: immersion (in which the person is completely submerged), affusion (that is, pouring), and aspersion (sprinkling). Evangelical Christians are divided on the question of which mode or modes are proper forms of baptism. Some Christians (typically those who ...

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  4. localcatholicchurches.com › resource › understandingUnderstanding Baptism: Significance, Traditions, and Common ...

    According to Catholic doctrine, water baptism is essential for salvation. The Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC 1213-1216) teaches that baptism is necessary for the removal of original sin and the restoration of sanctifying grace. Through baptism, individuals are incorporated into the Church, becoming members of the community of believers.

  5. faithalone.org › the-gospel-and-water-baptism-2The Gospel and Water Baptism: A Study of Acts 2:38

    Mar 1, 1990 · Should the unbeliever hear in clear and forceful terms that unless he is baptized he cannot be saved, cannot receive eternal life, cannot have the forgiveness of sins? There are many who believe that baptism is essential for salvation and is of the essence of the Gospel.

  6. www.catholicdoors.com › misc › apologeticsCatholic Apologetics: Baptism: Immersion, Pouring or Sprinkling.

    The Catholics Church and most Christian religions teach that water is essential to the administration of the Sacrament of Baptism. But when it comes to the manner in which the water should be used, there is controversy. Should it be done by immersion, pouring or sprinkling?

  7. www.catholic.com › magazine › online-editionDunk, Pour, or Sprinkle? How to Baptize New Testament Style

    May 17, 2017 · In the Catholic Church, there are three forms of baptism that are considered valid: immersion, pouring, and sprinkling, the last of which is commonly referred to as baptism by aspersion. Among the three valid forms, aspersion is not permitted in the Church today, but it is considered valid.

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  9. holyjoys.org › mode-baptismQ&As on the Mode of Baptism: Immersion, Pouring, and ...

    Mar 25, 2023 · Three modes of baptism have been used by the church throughout history: Immersion —fully submerging a person’s body in water (e.g., in a river); Pouring —pouring water over a person’s head (e.g., using a cup);