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Catholic Doctrine: Baptism

25 min · 21. Mai 2026
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It this weeks episode we discuss the Catholic Doctrine of Baptism. Going a little deeper than perhaps what you learned in OCIA, we dig into the scriptural defense for baptismal regeneration, infant baptism and what the successors of the Apostles and early church practiced.

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The Catechism of the Catholic Church

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