baptismal

IPA: bæptˈɪzmʌɫ

Examples of "baptismal" in Sentences

Non-violent action was called a baptismal service.
Somehow, we maintain when they call the baptismal party up to the font, repeat a flurry of meaningless words.
(exception is occasionally made in favour of a cathedral or a mother-church; hence in the Middle Ages parish churches were often called baptismal churches), a confessional, and a cemetery.
Note 54: Anglican parish records for Ferryland district, extant from 1823 onwards, registered the occupations of fathers in baptismal entries until the incoming minister in 1855 stopped recording this information.
It enabled both an entry into the Christian faith and a healing of the spiritual wound of original sin, both actions being necessary for access to heaven. 3 However, the baptism of children effected major changes in baptismal practice and theology.