Sad that the baby isn't saved yet. Hope that she gets baptized in the name of Jesus by choice someday, and not baptized into the Catholic false doctrine.
@@eclipse3802 Souls, know it, we are no longer baptize by water, WE ARE BAPTIZED BY HOLY SPIRIT. Acts Chapter 10 44 While Peter yet spake these words, the Holy Ghost fell on all them which heard the word. Acts 1:5 KJV For John truly baptized with water; but ye shall be baptized with the Holy Ghost not many days hence. Acts 11:16 KJV Then remembered I the word of the Lord, how that he said, John indeed baptized with water; but ye shall be baptized with the Holy Ghost. Acts 2:38 - Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. Galatians 3:27 - For as many of you as have been baptized into Christ have put on Christ. Acts 22:16 - And now why tarriest thou? arise, and be baptized, and wash away thy sins, calling on the name of the Lord. Mark 16:16 - He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned. John 14:26 KJV But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you. John 15:26 KJV But when the Comforter is come, whom I will send unto you from the Father, even the Spirit of truth, which proceedeth from the Father, he shall testify of me:
I am not catholic, I'm actually of another religion but I felt happy watching the occurrence in your little girls life. The deep love and family that surrounds her is what touched me, she is one fortunate little girl! May she have a wonderful life:)
I was christened as a baby, then I went to a convent as a child. I grew up, married, but unknowingly we had spiritual problems in our family.Two years ago, I turned to God for real, and my soul was saved. I was baptized by being immersed under water and am now a christian. I may not have been with God as a baby, but he was with me.Without my parents putting Gods protection on me, I may never have been saved and come to know God..
Joseph L. It says the opposite. Jesus said to *TEACH* people then BAPTIZE. Jesus also said to *repent*. Babies cannot do neither. People are taught what Jesus ransom and death is,what it means and what impact it has for the future. Babies CANNOT appreciate the ransom,they cannot repent,they cannot learn and be taught. Most catholic babies grow up and decide not even to be part of the church. You must use your mind and body to follow Jesus after being baptized,babies have no idea what so ever.
you should provide the book and verse that forbids infant baptism. It has been the tradition and practice to baptize infants from the very beginnings of the Church. Not everything is spelled out in scripture, nor was it ever construed or understood to be that way. You in fact are ignoring scripture when you demand that all teaching of the faith have to appear in scripture.Jesus Christ said in Matthew 19:14, "Let the little children be, and do not hinder them from coming to me."Jesus Christ said in Matthew 28:19, "GO, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit..." He did not say adults only did he? Did he ever put an age limit to receive Baptism? Acts 22:16, "and now WHY DO YOU DELAY? Get up and be Baptized and wash away your sins, calling on his name." So why do you delay in Baptizing your children? Acts 2:38, But Peter said to them, "Repent and be Baptized every one of you..." I would say that verse would include everyone, including infants and children of all ages. Peter did not say to leave your infants at home. Acts 16:15, "And when she and her household had been Baptized..." Did her household have infants maybe? Did Luke say "everyone in her household except infants"? Acts 16:33, "And he took them at that very hour of the night and washed their wounds; and he and ALL his family were baptized immediately." Again, were infants excepted here? 1Corinthians 1:16, "I Baptized also the household of Stephanas..." Did Paul say "everyone except infants"? Luke 3:21, "Now it came to pass when all the people had been baptized..." Aren't infants part of "all the people"? For those who deny infant baptism, the burden of proof is upon you to show that in all of the verses listed above there were no infants in all of those households and families. Jesus Christ said in Matthew 19:14, "Let the little children be, and do not hinder them from coming to me." He also said in John 3:5, "...unless a man be born again of water and the Spirit HE CANNOT ENTER INTO THE KINGDOM OF GOD." How are they to come to Him unless they are Baptized? Those who say not to Baptize infants clearly have a Biblical conflict here, and they risk the salvation of the souls of their children. The baptism of the New Testament makes a man a Christian, and baptism saves, Acts 2:38, Romans 6:4, 1Peter 3:21. The "type" of baptism in the Old Testament was circumcision, which made a man a Jew, Genesis 17:10-14. Circumcision had to be done early in life, on the eighth day of birth. "He that is eight days old among you shall be circumcised, every male throughout your generations..." Genesis 17:12 Eight days old and every male, certainly does include infants, does it not? I must ask: Since circumcision of infants was so important for the GOD of the Old Testament, why then are children excluded from Baptism by some in the New Testament? "When his son Isaac was eight days old, Abraham circumcised him as GOD had commanded him." Genesis 21:4 "And when eight days were fulfilled for his circumcision, his name was called Jesus..." Luke 2:21 Where in the Old Testament does it say not to circumcise infants? Once again, where does it say in the New Testament not to baptize infants? One final note regarding infant baptism: Infant baptism in the Catholic Church is just about the strongest demonstration of salvation without works that there could possibly be. The infant can do nothing, nor does the infant need to do anything, in order to be "saved". The church freely supplies all that's necessary, including the water, the faith, and the grace, while the infant truly becomes a temple of the Holy Spirit, an adopted child of God, a member of the Church, and co-heir with Jesus Christ ... simply because God desires all to be saved. The Catholic sacrament of Confirmation later allows each person to make the declaration of faith that was made for them at baptism.
Lacy & Mark: This makes me at once teary and so very happy each time I see it. Fr. Tim is so full of joy, the STM congregation is so full of love, and you guys are so very certain in your commitment to raise this child in the faith that has been entrusted to us.
My friend was at church to baptize their baby. When the priest put the water on the baby's head, a 6-year-old child spoke up and said "Mommy, why are they brainwashing that baby?" That says it all!
Our baby's was beautiful...she wore my dress passed down from the family when I was 6 weeks old. My baby was 12 weeks, and she was so beautiful in the gown. It's very traditional, there was a reading, music, and the dress is now passed on to my sister's new baby. We loved the Deacon, who reminded us a bit of Ms. Doubtfire...he was so nice!
I just want to let everyone commenting "how can a baby be baptized they haven't sinned!" In the Catholic faith this sacrament is usually chosen by the parents to announce your child as a child of God, and it's to wash away Adam and Eve's sin that we were born with. And then when we get older we complete the sacrament of confirmation and that's our choice to renew our promises!
+Sharon Newman no we are not only responsible for are sins we will be judged for what we haven't done 2 cor 5:10 and the church of Christ is the lords church
I'm Baptist, but I have friends who are Catholic, and even my fiance is Catholic. But there is something I'm confused on. Do Catholics believe that unbaptized babies go to Hell, since we all have sin on us when we are born? All of the Catholics I know say they do not believe that, but others say they do. And I don't get why Catholics would have a tradition of baptizing babies if it's not true. I mean, I have nothing against it if you do believe it. I've sometimes wondered myself if it's true.. I would hope not, because even though babies do sin, they do not know better yet. But sin is sin all the same, and no matter who does it, it's still bad. Also, do you believe that severely autistic people go to Hell for their sins too?
I'm in the church of Christ but I'd love to study with you. Do you want to study just ple read this I beg of you to read this acts 22:16 1 Peter 3:21 mark16:15-16 acts 2:38 gal 3:27 col 2:12 acts 8 30-39 ple obey the gospel of are lord Jesus Christ
Reply to Zam, you must also understand that Baptism is a sacrament of the catholic faith, which is also followed up later when they are of an understanding age in a sacrament called CONFIRMATION, where they confirm their continued faith in the same religion, at that time they do have the choice to continue in Catholicism or choose other spiritual guidance and faith that will find them love, peace and happiness.
@MenechemShaul Infant baptism is like the New Testament form of circumcision in the Jewish covenant Circumcision did not create faith in the 8-day-old Jewish boy. It merely marked him as a member of God's covenant people Israel. Likewise, baptism doesn’t create faith; it is a sign of membership in the visible covenant community.
Corinthians 1:16 Acts 16:15 …….. where the whole household (including Children) was baptised because the head of the household became a believer.... Nowhere does it say not to Baptise Infants …… Nowhere in the Bible does it say "Bible alone" but we have four quotes from the New Testament were it says "follow the traditions...""
Nowhere does it say that infants WERE baptized when households were baptized. It is an ASSUMPTION by those who promote the unbiblical practice of infant baptism that infants were were baptized in "household baptisms."
Barf What you are saying is UNBIBLICAL. .. All means all. Otherwise Corinthians and Acts would say all Adults. In scripture Jesus said "Let the Children come to me""
Nice try AJA. Yes, Jesus said "Let the little children come until me. This passage when Christ welcomed the children in Matthew 19 says absolutely NOTHING about baptism. NOTHING. Furthermore, in this passage, Jesus DID NOT baptize the children himself, nor did he ask or command any of his disciples (or any one else for that matter) to baptize these children.
Barf … Not such a good effort. Matthew 19 is a supplementary quote. It reinforces Acts 16:15 and Corinthians 1:16 Of course the Bible does not say all that Jesus said !!!
I guess you totally ignored my first response. Just because the New Testament states that there were "household baptisms" does not mean any infants were baptized. In fact, infants ARE NOT MENTIONED AT ALL in ANY of these passages where household baptisms are described in detail. Therefore, assuming there were infants baptized in household baptism is EXACTLY that: an ASSUMPTION. Faith, belief, and trust in Christ PRECEDED every single water baptism in the New Tetamentr. That is IMPOSSIBLE for any infant to understand or do. In addition, new believers who came put their faith in the redemptive work of Christ were baptized IMMEDIATELY thereafter (see Acts 2:41, Acts 8:12-13, Acts 8:29-27, Acts 10:44-48, Acts 16:30-33, and Acts 18:7-8). Also take special note of the baptism that occurred in Acts 8:12: "When they BELIEVED, Philip preaching the good news about the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, they were being baptized, BOTH MEN AND WOMEN" (no mention of infants whatsoever). Again, notice that these people were baptized AFTER they came to faith, NOT BEFORE. Again, that is something that is impossible for an infant to do. The Lutheran Church, and like denominations (Catholics and Methodists to name a few) have REVERSED this order; to baptize and then come to faith later. SORRY, THAT IS NOT SCRIPTURAL. I also need to mention that I permanently left the Lutheran church in 1984 AFTER coming to a rock solid faith, and not staying with a church that cannot do EXACTLY what the Bible says. Furthermore, not only are no infant baptisms descriptively detailed in the Bible, the practice of that thing you call a "baptism" by a sprinkling or pouring of water over an infants head is not detailed anywhere either. How on earth can anyone stand by and defend a mode of baptism that is not even in the Bible? Infant baptism is not truthful, and is a lie. In fact, it really isn't a baptism at all. Believers baptism by immersion is something that SAVED PEOPLE DO, and is the ONLY mode of baptism detailed in the Bible. In closing, Christ himself at age 30 was baptized BY IMMERSION by John the Baptist in the Jordan River before beginning his ministry. And I assure you that what was good enough for Christ himself, it is certainly good for me.
@@CatholicIcing What sins babies committed that they need baptized? the reason, adults think, "baby baptized" saved them? BIBLE gives picture, that the worry of being baptized and right with GOD, is each adult`s worry. ADULTS SIN, NOT BABIES.
Hello Lacey!! We are Catholic TH-cam channel in Japanese🇯🇵❤️ Could we cite this video in our video of explanation on Catholic baby baptism? We don’t take videos during the Mass so we have a lack of good resource to explain it well... I think it will be a great help for the parents who are preparing for their baby’s baptism! Also, in Japan baby’s relatives are not always Catholic (ex. only his/her parents are Catholic) so they don’t really know what the baptism is like. We will put some explanation about the baptism (like what the holy water and sacrum chrisma are) in Japanese on your video, and would like to upload it on our channel. Of course we’ll put the reference. Would you allow us to do it? May God bless you and all of your family members, especially this beautiful baby❣️🙏
This video is AMAZING. for those of you that are against Catholics or don't like this, then here's an answer, DON"T watch it. It's that simple. p.s. your child is beautiful and i'm glad she is my sister in christ.
I was baptized as a baby but don't remember it. I do have memories of my younger sister being baptized. I've been an atheist since teenage years though, but there are nostalgic aspects of seeing church like this.
Apparently I had a solid foundation in my faith, started out Catholic, pulled away from the church to grow more spiritually, and back to the Catholic Church. Why do ppl comment negatively on here, when it's really a family thing...huh?
I've been using this video in my 2nd grade classroom for years. Great video for reinforcement of the signs of Baptism. Also a fan of Catholic Icing. Thank you!
@tortugachica123 Yes, it will be during the Easter Vigil. You'll go through a training and seeming you're twelve they'll probably walk you through all that you'll do. Perhaps talk to a priest in the Parish you're thinking about joining and he'll help you. I'm excited for you that you're thinking of becoming a part of the Catholic Church! If you have any other questions feel free to ask C:
Father Tim! He used to be the pastor at St. Thomas More on the campus of USC-Columbia when I was in school. Thanks for posting this, CatholicIcing - I've never been to a Catholic baptism and my daughter is being baptized next month. This helps me know what to expect. God bless.
Baptism is the Christian equivalent of circumcision, or "the circumcision of Christ": "In him you were also circumcised with . . . the circumcision of Christ, having been buried with him in baptism and raised with him through your faith in the power of God, who raised him from the dead" (Col. 2:11-12). Thus, like circumcision, baptism can be given to children as well as adults. The difference is that circumcision was powerless to save (Gal.5:6, 6:15), but "Baptism now saves you" (1 Pet. 3:21)
I missed out on my nephew's Catholic baptism when he was born in 2008. He's now 8 yrs. However I just got an idea. the next time our family and nephew are together I can pretend I'm a pastor and give my nephew a sort of second baptism. I can purchas a white candle. I can get a hold of the prayers. I can playbac a couple of songs for him. Then afterwards we can all have some cake. The interesting thing about this is that my nephew may end up remembering this event moreso than the original baptism when he was an infant. For some unknown reason my sister excluded me from the baptism. Yet we all live in the same city. It's like a hole in my soul that needs to be filled. Yes, I do have an uncle who is a Catholic priest but I don't think he'd go along with this 2nd baptism. So I do by myself with his Mom, his godmother/my aunt, my other sister, my cousin (if he chooses to stay), and aunt's partner.
Congrat's. It is such a wonderful time being ritually welcomed into the faith community. Nothing beats a thorough grounding before anyone has to make decisions.
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Very beautiful, all these people that came on here to argue need to realize that is Catholics don't come on your pages and argue because we don't feel threatened by your version of Christianity, maybe you should look at yourself.
I agree 100%. I had my freedom to explore the various faiths....but one is clear to me, and that is Christianity... So many are lost spiritually and choose not to grow further..
how sweet! Thanks for sharing it. I needed to show it to my husband so he could see what it's like (he's a protestant and our girl will get christened this year and he won't be there, sadly).
Thanks! This video was totally recorded on FILM, run through an expensive digital converter, and edited old school style lol!!! It was only ever meant to be a home movie of Lydia's baptism, but... idk... one day I just uploaded it.
What a beautiful baptism and baby! I want to start that tradition of a heirloom gown and pass it down to generations to come I found it so beautiful. May I ask what fabric is yours because is gorgeous and he said it’s 100 year old!
Besides, these kids once they grow up are free to make a decision if they want to abandon their faith or stay with it. Many non religious individuals grew up in a religious household. It doesn't mean that if a kid is exposed to religion that it will be the end of it. Religion and parents are not the only source of influence a kid can get.
The church that Christ established, everyone that was baptized were those who heard His gospel and gladly received it and were baptized. ...They that gladly received His word were baptized, both men and women...It didn't mention baptism of infants or small children.
MenechemShaul Just a couple of corrections. The Hebrew term is more properly spelled Kohen ha gadol or in Hebrew, כהן גדול Cohen is the proper name that arises out of Kohen or priest Second, the baptism of John the Baptist was not in the Trinitarian form but was rather simply a baptism (not unlike a mikveh) of repentance for sin. John called himself the forerunner of the Messiah and prophesied that the Messiah - Yeshua ha' Mashiach - would baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire.
God works in mysterious ways. God led you here. Father help these people do a thoughtful report on baptism. Give them wisdom and zeal in everything they do. Amen
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. - Matthew 28:19
I remember one incident where a household was baptised, it never mentioned have any babies. Baptising babies is nowhere found in scripture and is doesn't make any sense. How can someone be baptised without knowing who Jesus is and without knowing what's the purpose of the it. All the people baptised in the bible got the gospel PREACHED to them before they got baptised.
It's in the didache, which is 1st century Christian teaching. So should we listen to you trying to understand something from 2,000 years later or should we listen to the people who were actually there? www.thedidache.com/
Dude they taught that ALL should be baptized far and wide besides Baptism is decribed as several things including New Circumcision and being Born anew(or again) Last I checked a baby has been born and a Baby can be cirircumsized as a matter of fact a baby can meet everything a baptism is described as in the NT the proclamation of faith comes on the part of society to raise the child as a Christian
but baptism is free of choice, the baby didn't choose, also Idk if this is true because I saw some comments but people say "Jesus says to teach people then baptise"
The Bible doesn't say to baptize your kids when they're born though..I know it talks about baptism but it means once you're saved by Christ and you've made the decision yourself.
My daughter us being baptized this weekend! We went to the pre-baptismal class but this video was so much more helpful! Thanks. I just have one question, my priest said at one point they will ask us what name we give her. Do I have to pick a Saint's name? or do I just say her name? I was a bit confused, but since my baby was acting up at the meeting I couldnt ask! Thanks again!
@kouhei megara Hebrews 6:1-2 "Therefore leaving the principles of the doctrine of Christ,let us go into perfection; laying not again the foundation of repentance from (DEAD WORKS) , ansld of faith toward God, Of the doctrine of baptisms, and of laying on of hands and of the resurrection of the dead, and of eternal judgement."
My sentiments exactly, Andybear471! No one here is required to agree with the Catholic faith - those who don't agree would do well to move on and not watch the video if it upsets them. There's no need for the negativity!
I would actually have my child baptized at a young age than to not having them baptized at all. We as parents should teach them the right direction and teachings of the bible.Thus continuing the Catholic tradition. Lovely video! I cant wait til my two sons are baptized next month :)
I was baptized a baby; but as an adult - I wanted to be baptized w/my UNDERSTANDING of the Cross. Kids are under the faith of believing parents 'til age of accountability: boys 12 & girls 13, thus, bar-Mitzvah & bat-Mitzvahs (Lev). There’s 0 wrong w/a 2nd time, in fact, it shows MORE love for Jesus; sharing UR faith to all v. leaning of the infancy baptism. Our Holy Father would be delighted! “Unless UR baptized in water AND the Holy Spirit; you can't see OR enter Heaven.” -Jesus. (Jn 3:3)
There is one Church and it belongs to Our Lord Jesus Christ. There is One God and One Church, One Body and Bride of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Do not make blood oaths or curses against people you don't know about things that you may be ignorant of or do not fully understand. You are the one viewing a video of faithful parents baptizing their child, you chose to view it and you chose to make uncharitable comments, it would be better to keep your peace and move along without making oaths.
No because we can.inform.those of the knowledge they lack .And point them.in Scripture! Am gkad i was informed. Now i don't need priests ti teach me. I can research scripture for myself. All that was Just rituals . am.glad i decide to. Get baptized The catholic one my.mom.made for me doesn't count. when started studing & reading the Bible myself i came across lots of false doctrines from.catholics . i can' t easily be decieved if I research tbe scriptures. Am.glad I came out of her.
It is not the parents' business what their child believes. Parents can't just do whatever they want to their child. People have this thing called rights.
"We Welcome you, little child. We Welcome you to the family of the Father." Lovely. Great to hear the little one singing-up the Name of Jesus.
Sad that the baby isn't saved yet. Hope that she gets baptized in the name of Jesus by choice someday, and not baptized into the Catholic false doctrine.
Yep. Thank you for forcibly baptizing this child in some dirty tap water without her consent. Thank you Lord Jesus Christ, Amen.
Lol!! Brainwashed fools
@@eclipse3802 Souls, know it,
we are no longer baptize by water, WE ARE BAPTIZED BY HOLY SPIRIT.
Acts Chapter 10
44 While Peter yet spake these words, the Holy Ghost fell on all them which heard the word.
Acts 1:5 KJV
For John truly baptized with water; but ye shall be baptized with the Holy Ghost not many days hence.
Acts 11:16 KJV
Then remembered I the word of the Lord, how that he said, John indeed baptized with water; but ye shall be baptized with the Holy Ghost.
Acts 2:38 - Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.
Galatians 3:27 - For as many of you as have been baptized into Christ have put on Christ.
Acts 22:16 - And now why tarriest thou? arise, and be baptized, and wash away thy sins, calling on the name of the Lord.
Mark 16:16 - He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned.
John 14:26 KJV
But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you.
John 15:26 KJV
But when the Comforter is come, whom I will send unto you from the Father, even the Spirit of truth, which proceedeth from the Father, he shall testify of me:
She's a dear good and calm little girl. God bless her throughout her life. I loved this video.
I am not catholic, I'm actually of another religion but I felt happy watching the occurrence in your little girls life. The deep love and family that surrounds her is what touched me, she is one fortunate little girl! May she have a wonderful life:)
Same
I was christened as a baby, then I went to a convent as a child. I grew up, married, but unknowingly we had spiritual problems in our family.Two years ago, I turned to God for real, and my soul was saved. I was baptized by being immersed under water and am now a christian. I may not have been with God as a baby, but he was with me.Without my parents putting Gods protection on me, I may never have been saved and come to know God..
In my religion we don't do this but I do respect all religions
+Ella Didic Me neither. The bible doesnt support baby baptism..............
but it doesn't say, don't do it.
Joseph L. It says the opposite. Jesus said to *TEACH* people then BAPTIZE. Jesus also said to *repent*. Babies cannot do neither. People are taught what Jesus ransom and death is,what it means and what impact it has for the future. Babies CANNOT appreciate the ransom,they cannot repent,they cannot learn and be taught. Most catholic babies grow up and decide not even to be part of the church. You must use your mind and body to follow Jesus after being baptized,babies have no idea what so ever.
you should provide the book and verse that forbids infant baptism. It has been the tradition and practice to baptize infants from the very beginnings of the Church. Not everything is spelled out in scripture, nor was it ever construed or understood to be that way. You in fact are ignoring scripture when you demand that all teaching of the faith have to appear in scripture.Jesus Christ said in Matthew 19:14, "Let the little children be, and do not hinder them from coming to me."Jesus Christ said in Matthew 28:19, "GO, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit..."
He did not say adults only did he? Did he ever put an age limit to receive Baptism?
Acts 22:16, "and now WHY DO YOU DELAY? Get up and be Baptized and wash away your sins, calling on his name."
So why do you delay in Baptizing your children?
Acts 2:38, But Peter said to them, "Repent and be Baptized every one of you..."
I would say that verse would include everyone, including infants and children of all ages. Peter did not say to leave your infants at home.
Acts 16:15, "And when she and her household had been Baptized..."
Did her household have infants maybe? Did Luke say "everyone in her household except infants"?
Acts 16:33, "And he took them at that very hour of the night and washed their wounds; and he and ALL his family were baptized immediately."
Again, were infants excepted here?
1Corinthians 1:16, "I Baptized also the household of Stephanas..."
Did Paul say "everyone except infants"?
Luke 3:21, "Now it came to pass when all the people had been baptized..."
Aren't infants part of "all the people"?
For those who deny infant baptism, the burden of proof is upon you to show that in all of the verses listed above there were no infants in all of those households and families.
Jesus Christ said in Matthew 19:14, "Let the little children be, and do not hinder them from coming to me."
He also said in John 3:5, "...unless a man be born again of water and the Spirit HE CANNOT ENTER INTO THE KINGDOM OF GOD."
How are they to come to Him unless they are Baptized?
Those who say not to Baptize infants clearly have a Biblical conflict here, and they risk the salvation of the souls of their children.
The baptism of the New Testament makes a man a Christian, and baptism saves,
Acts 2:38, Romans 6:4, 1Peter 3:21.
The "type" of baptism in the Old Testament was circumcision, which made a man a Jew,
Genesis 17:10-14.
Circumcision had to be done early in life, on the eighth day of birth.
"He that is eight days old among you shall be circumcised, every male throughout your generations..."
Genesis 17:12
Eight days old and every male, certainly does include infants, does it not?
I must ask: Since circumcision of infants was so important for the GOD of the Old Testament,
why then are children excluded from Baptism by some in the New Testament?
"When his son Isaac was eight days old, Abraham circumcised him as GOD had commanded him."
Genesis 21:4
"And when eight days were fulfilled for his circumcision, his name was called Jesus..."
Luke 2:21
Where in the Old Testament does it say not to circumcise infants?
Once again, where does it say in the New Testament not to baptize infants?
One final note regarding infant baptism:
Infant baptism in the Catholic Church is just about the strongest demonstration of salvation without works that there could possibly be.
The infant can do nothing, nor does the infant need to do anything, in order to be "saved". The church freely supplies all that's necessary, including the water, the faith, and the grace, while the infant truly becomes a temple of the Holy Spirit, an adopted child of God, a member of the Church, and co-heir with Jesus Christ ... simply because God desires all to be saved.
The Catholic sacrament of Confirmation later allows each person to make the declaration of faith that was made for them at baptism.
Lacy & Mark: This makes me at once teary and so very happy each time I see it. Fr. Tim is so full of joy, the STM congregation is so full of love, and you guys are so very certain in your commitment to raise this child in the faith that has been entrusted to us.
My friend was at church to baptize their baby. When the priest put the water on the baby's head, a 6-year-old child spoke up and said "Mommy, why are they brainwashing that baby?" That says it all!
GOD bless u ever and forever- wonderful to c people follwing Gospel
Our baby's was beautiful...she wore my dress passed down from the family when I was 6 weeks old. My baby was 12 weeks, and she was so beautiful in the gown. It's very traditional, there was a reading, music, and the dress is now passed on to my sister's new baby.
We loved the Deacon, who reminded us a bit of Ms. Doubtfire...he was so nice!
i almost shed a tear..Shes so precious. God bless.
So do I , sir . I too almost cried watching the whole process . The cute baby , the baptism , everything .
why do u goody goody gumdrop Christians cry over small things, no resilience?
@@sans-md1zk Why the fuck are you so cringe?
@@sans-md1zk infidel burn to hell!
This is wonderful. Your priest did a wonderful job describing the Sacrament. I am planning on showing this video in my Sophomore Sacraments class.
I just want to let everyone commenting "how can a baby be baptized they haven't sinned!" In the Catholic faith this sacrament is usually chosen by the parents to announce your child as a child of God, and it's to wash away Adam and Eve's sin that we were born with. And then when we get older we complete the sacrament of confirmation and that's our choice to renew our promises!
+Sharon Newman no we are not only responsible for are sins we will be judged for what we haven't done 2 cor 5:10 and the church of Christ is the lords church
+Cathelena Nanai agree i am christian to but the Catholic church make their religion but we still have to respect their and all religion
+Cristy Romero yes but it's better to try to stop it its leading people away from God and away from heaven
I'm Baptist, but I have friends who are Catholic, and even my fiance is Catholic. But there is something I'm confused on. Do Catholics believe that unbaptized babies go to Hell, since we all have sin on us when we are born? All of the Catholics I know say they do not believe that, but others say they do. And I don't get why Catholics would have a tradition of baptizing babies if it's not true. I mean, I have nothing against it if you do believe it. I've sometimes wondered myself if it's true.. I would hope not, because even though babies do sin, they do not know better yet. But sin is sin all the same, and no matter who does it, it's still bad. Also, do you believe that severely autistic people go to Hell for their sins too?
I'm in the church of Christ but I'd love to study with you. Do you want to study just ple read this I beg of you to read this acts 22:16 1 Peter 3:21 mark16:15-16 acts 2:38 gal 3:27 col 2:12 acts 8 30-39 ple obey the gospel of are lord Jesus Christ
That is the cutest baby I’ve ever seen!! What a beautiful baptism and the music to invite this princess into the Body of Christ
Reply to Zam, you must also understand that Baptism is a sacrament of the catholic faith, which is also followed up later when they are of an understanding age in a sacrament called CONFIRMATION, where they confirm their continued faith in the same religion, at that time they do have the choice to continue in Catholicism or choose other spiritual guidance and faith that will find them love, peace and happiness.
the fact that this baby is now almost 9 years old.. i hope she is happy:)
She'd be older the baptism was in 2006 this was just posted in 2010 :) Have a nice day
@MenechemShaul Infant baptism is like the New Testament form of circumcision in the Jewish covenant Circumcision did not create faith in the 8-day-old Jewish boy. It merely marked him as a member of God's covenant people Israel. Likewise, baptism doesn’t create faith; it is a sign of membership in the visible covenant community.
Corinthians 1:16 Acts 16:15 …….. where the whole household (including Children) was baptised because the head of the household became a believer.... Nowhere does it say not to Baptise Infants …… Nowhere in the Bible does it say "Bible alone" but we have four quotes from the New Testament were it says "follow the traditions...""
Nowhere does it say that infants WERE baptized when households were baptized. It is an ASSUMPTION by those who promote the unbiblical practice of infant baptism that infants were were baptized in "household baptisms."
Barf What you are saying is UNBIBLICAL. .. All means all. Otherwise Corinthians and Acts would say all Adults. In scripture Jesus said "Let the Children come to me""
Nice try AJA. Yes, Jesus said "Let the little children come until me. This passage when Christ welcomed the children in Matthew 19 says absolutely NOTHING about baptism. NOTHING. Furthermore, in this passage, Jesus DID NOT baptize the children himself, nor did he ask or command any of his disciples (or any one else for that matter) to baptize these children.
Barf … Not such a good effort. Matthew 19 is a supplementary quote. It reinforces Acts 16:15 and Corinthians 1:16 Of course the Bible does not say all that Jesus said !!!
I guess you totally ignored my first response. Just because the New Testament states that there were "household baptisms" does not mean any infants were baptized. In fact, infants ARE NOT MENTIONED AT ALL in ANY of these passages where household baptisms are described in detail. Therefore, assuming there were infants baptized in household baptism is EXACTLY that: an ASSUMPTION. Faith, belief, and trust in Christ PRECEDED every single water baptism in the New Tetamentr. That is IMPOSSIBLE for any infant to understand or do. In addition, new believers who came put their faith in the redemptive work of Christ were baptized IMMEDIATELY thereafter (see Acts 2:41, Acts 8:12-13, Acts 8:29-27, Acts 10:44-48, Acts 16:30-33, and Acts 18:7-8). Also take special note of the baptism that occurred in Acts 8:12: "When they BELIEVED, Philip preaching the good news about the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, they were being baptized, BOTH MEN AND WOMEN" (no mention of infants whatsoever). Again, notice that these people were baptized AFTER they came to faith, NOT BEFORE. Again, that is something that is impossible for an infant to do. The Lutheran Church, and like denominations (Catholics and Methodists to name a few) have REVERSED this order; to baptize and then come to faith later. SORRY, THAT IS NOT SCRIPTURAL. I also need to mention that I permanently left the Lutheran church in 1984 AFTER coming to a rock solid faith, and not staying with a church that cannot do EXACTLY what the Bible says. Furthermore, not only are no infant baptisms descriptively detailed in the Bible, the practice of that thing you call a "baptism" by a sprinkling or pouring of water over an infants head is not detailed anywhere either. How on earth can anyone stand by and defend a mode of baptism that is not even in the Bible? Infant baptism is not truthful, and is a lie. In fact, it really isn't a baptism at all. Believers baptism by immersion is something that SAVED PEOPLE DO, and is the ONLY mode of baptism detailed in the Bible. In closing, Christ himself at age 30 was baptized BY IMMERSION by John the Baptist in the Jordan River before beginning his ministry. And I assure you that what was good enough for Christ himself, it is certainly good for me.
How much love! The love of Jesus on us.
What a beautiful ceremony and baby!!!
awesome...welcome baby to our Lord's family....
She is so adorably cute!!! 😍
Thank you!!! 😁
@@CatholicIcing What sins babies committed that they need baptized?
the reason, adults think, "baby baptized" saved them?
BIBLE gives picture, that the worry of being baptized and right with GOD, is each adult`s worry.
ADULTS SIN, NOT BABIES.
Hello Lacey!! We are Catholic TH-cam channel in Japanese🇯🇵❤️
Could we cite this video in our video of explanation on Catholic baby baptism?
We don’t take videos during the Mass so we have a lack of good resource to explain it well...
I think it will be a great help for the parents who are preparing for their baby’s baptism!
Also, in Japan baby’s relatives are not always Catholic (ex. only his/her parents are Catholic) so they don’t really know what the baptism is like.
We will put some explanation about the baptism (like what the holy water and sacrum chrisma are) in Japanese on your video, and would like to upload it on our channel.
Of course we’ll put the reference.
Would you allow us to do it?
May God bless you and all of your family members, especially this beautiful baby❣️🙏
Even though i am not the poster of this video, you do have permission to use this video, no one would object.
This video is AMAZING. for those of you that are against Catholics or don't like this, then here's an answer, DON"T watch it. It's that simple.
p.s. your child is beautiful and i'm glad she is my sister in christ.
I was baptized as a baby but don't remember it. I do have memories of my younger sister being baptized. I've been an atheist since teenage years though, but there are nostalgic aspects of seeing church like this.
Hello fellow Atheist .D.
Apparently I had a solid foundation in my faith, started out Catholic, pulled away from the church to grow more spiritually, and back to the Catholic Church. Why do ppl comment negatively on here, when it's really a family thing...huh?
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god bless him and god bless every one in that church
She's so cute!
I've been using this video in my 2nd grade classroom for years. Great video for reinforcement of the signs of Baptism. Also a fan of Catholic Icing. Thank you!
She’s adorable and absolutely beautiful💖💖💖
Yeah I'm openly athirst but I cried when I saw this. Such a beautiful beautiful moment to share with the world
Beautiful! God Bless!
@tortugachica123 Yes, it will be during the Easter Vigil. You'll go through a training and seeming you're twelve they'll probably walk you through all that you'll do. Perhaps talk to a priest in the Parish you're thinking about joining and he'll help you. I'm excited for you that you're thinking of becoming a part of the Catholic Church! If you have any other questions feel free to ask C:
Beautiful. proudly Catholic
I thought it was great you were able to use the gown after so many generations and incorporate it into the baptism.
Thank you God!
God bless You!
Father Tim! He used to be the pastor at St. Thomas More on the campus of USC-Columbia when I was in school. Thanks for posting this, CatholicIcing - I've never been to a Catholic baptism and my daughter is being baptized next month. This helps me know what to expect. God bless.
She is sooooo cute! I get to see this happend tomm for my lil nephew.
So beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
Very nice video!! I am going to be baptized this Saturday.
Baptism is the Christian equivalent of circumcision, or "the circumcision of Christ": "In him you were also circumcised with . . . the circumcision of Christ, having been buried with him in baptism and raised with him through your faith in the power of God, who raised him from the dead" (Col. 2:11-12). Thus, like circumcision, baptism can be given to children as well as adults. The difference is that circumcision was powerless to save (Gal.5:6, 6:15), but "Baptism now saves you" (1 Pet. 3:21)
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Beautiful! absolutely beautiful!
Thank you for this video. I showed my grade one class as we learn about Baptism. God's blessings.
Catholic Answer has everything's.
www.catholic.com/tract/infant-baptism
Awww what a gorgeous little poppit, she was sooo good, didnt even cry. Just wana kiss her cute little head. Love and light to her and whanau,
Stop trying to preach by saying they are wrong. This is how we were raised i agree with it. Think about it the baby was a gift from our lord.
I missed out on my nephew's Catholic baptism when he was born in 2008. He's now 8 yrs.
However I just got an idea. the next time our family and nephew are together I can pretend I'm a pastor and give my nephew a sort of second baptism.
I can purchas a white candle. I can get a hold of the prayers. I can playbac a couple of songs for him.
Then afterwards we can all have some cake.
The interesting thing about this is that my nephew may end up remembering this event moreso than the original baptism when he was an infant.
For some unknown reason my sister excluded me from the baptism. Yet we all live in the same city. It's like a hole in my soul that needs to be filled.
Yes, I do have an uncle who is a Catholic priest but I don't think he'd go along with this 2nd baptism.
So I do by myself with his Mom, his godmother/my aunt, my other sister, my cousin (if he chooses to stay), and aunt's partner.
There's even peter pan's background music
Congrat's. It is such a wonderful time being ritually welcomed into the faith community. Nothing beats a thorough grounding before anyone has to make decisions.
Shes soooo adorable
God bless
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@@graceambassador65 i agree completely!
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precious baby
Very beautiful, all these people that came on here to argue need to realize that is Catholics don't come on your pages and argue because we don't feel threatened by your version of Christianity, maybe you should look at yourself.
So cute!
I agree 100%. I had my freedom to explore the various faiths....but one is clear to me, and that is Christianity...
So many are lost spiritually and choose not to grow further..
how sweet! Thanks for sharing it. I needed to show it to my husband so he could see what it's like (he's a protestant and our girl will get christened this year and he won't be there, sadly).
what a great moment and a cute baby!!
I love the music! Great video!
Thanks! This video was totally recorded on FILM, run through an expensive digital converter, and edited old school style lol!!! It was only ever meant to be a home movie of Lydia's baptism, but... idk... one day I just uploaded it.
What a beautiful baptism and baby! I want to start that tradition of a heirloom gown and pass it down to generations to come I found it so beautiful. May I ask what fabric is yours because is gorgeous and he said it’s 100 year old!
Besides, these kids once they grow up are free to make a decision if they want to abandon their faith or stay with it. Many non religious individuals grew up in a religious household. It doesn't mean that if a kid is exposed to religion that it will be the end of it. Religion and parents are not the only source of influence a kid can get.
The church that Christ established, everyone that was baptized were those who heard His gospel and gladly received it and were baptized. ...They that gladly received His word were baptized, both men and women...It didn't mention baptism of infants or small children.
my mom still has mine from 30 years ago.
Such a beautiful ceremony!
As a lover of God, Mr. Atheist, you realize that this is a special ceremony so you have no idea how this goes..
All religions are so sweet and cute...... Yup m a Hindu n I loved it.....
Amazingly Beautiful God Bless !!!!
MenechemShaul
Just a couple of corrections.
The Hebrew term is more properly spelled Kohen ha gadol or in Hebrew, כהן גדול
Cohen is the proper name that arises out of Kohen or priest
Second, the baptism of John the Baptist was not in the Trinitarian form but was rather simply a baptism (not unlike a mikveh) of repentance for sin.
John called himself the forerunner of the Messiah and prophesied that the Messiah - Yeshua ha' Mashiach - would baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire.
Amen🙏
Beautiful
Once that kid is old enough to make their own decision they are going to make it. It is up to the parents on how that kid is raised
She's cute and adorable . Nine minutes and sixteen seconds video feels like a few seconds to me
I only watched this video because I have to write a report about baptism.
same lol
Same
God works in mysterious ways. God led you here. Father help these people do a thoughtful report on baptism. Give them wisdom and zeal in everything they do. Amen
+Steven Morales I came here only because i'm writing a story on the horrors of religion. Thank you God.
Eclipse yes I heard north korea and china is heaven on Earth.May God be with you
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. - Matthew 28:19
Wow so cute😮👏
I remember one incident where a household was baptised, it never mentioned have any babies. Baptising babies is nowhere found in scripture and is doesn't make any sense. How can someone be baptised without knowing who Jesus is and without knowing what's the purpose of the it. All the people baptised in the bible got the gospel PREACHED to them before they got baptised.
www.catholic.com/tract/infant-baptism
It's in the didache, which is 1st century Christian teaching. So should we listen to you trying to understand something from 2,000 years later or should we listen to the people who were actually there? www.thedidache.com/
Dude they taught that ALL should be baptized far and wide besides Baptism is decribed as several things including
New Circumcision
and being Born anew(or again)
Last I checked a baby has been born and a Baby can be cirircumsized as a matter of fact a baby can meet everything a baptism is described as in the NT the proclamation of faith comes on the part of society to raise the child as a Christian
MsPeekaboo777, all sacraments are Gods gift to us. And we all know what God thinks of money
When u become baptized you become closer to god. A baby can get baptized so as he or she started their new life they can be closer to God
but baptism is free of choice, the baby didn't choose, also Idk if this is true because I saw some comments but people say "Jesus says to teach people then baptise"
Aww your daughter is so adorable
The Bible doesn't say to baptize your kids when they're born though..I know it talks about baptism but it means once you're saved by Christ and you've made the decision yourself.
This is an excellent video, really useful for teaching RE. Thank-you, I've been looking for something like this for years!
My daughter us being baptized this weekend! We went to the pre-baptismal class but this video was so much more helpful! Thanks. I just have one question, my priest said at one point they will ask us what name we give her. Do I have to pick a Saint's name? or do I just say her name? I was a bit confused, but since my baby was acting up at the meeting I couldnt ask! Thanks again!
Omg the baby is so cute💖💖💖💖
@kouhei megara Hebrews 6:1-2 "Therefore leaving the principles of the doctrine of Christ,let us go into perfection; laying not again the foundation of repentance from (DEAD WORKS) , ansld of faith toward God, Of the doctrine of baptisms, and of laying on of hands and of the resurrection of the dead, and of eternal judgement."
Who care the religion ?
Look at that beautiful baby, kind father and blessing people, they are all blessing by heaven
My sentiments exactly, Andybear471! No one here is required to agree with the Catholic faith - those who don't agree would do well to move on and not watch the video if it upsets them. There's no need for the negativity!
I would actually have my child baptized at a young age than to not having them baptized at all. We as parents should teach them the right direction and teachings of the bible.Thus continuing the Catholic tradition. Lovely video! I cant wait til my two sons are baptized next month :)
If I was the owner of this channel, I would block comments.
I was baptized a baby; but as an adult - I wanted to be baptized w/my UNDERSTANDING of the Cross. Kids are under the faith of believing parents 'til age of accountability: boys 12 & girls 13, thus, bar-Mitzvah & bat-Mitzvahs (Lev).
There’s 0 wrong w/a 2nd time, in fact, it shows MORE love for Jesus; sharing UR faith to all v. leaning of the infancy baptism. Our Holy Father would be delighted!
“Unless UR baptized in water AND the Holy Spirit; you can't see OR enter Heaven.” -Jesus. (Jn 3:3)
EXACTLY RIGHT!
bless her so cute .x
so Lydia is 15 now
Great video, will use it with 2nd grade religion classes.
Its the truth....I don't get it why people still don't understand that, but i'm sure there'll come a day when they do
So cute 🙏🙏🙏
Hi! Could I use your video for a video I am making? Just the visuals no audio and I will give you credit. Thanks ~ Rockfeather
What is the role of the father during the christening?
JESUS LOVES ME, THE BIBLE TOLD ME SO
There is one Church and it belongs to Our Lord Jesus Christ. There is One God and One Church, One Body and Bride of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Do not make blood oaths or curses against people you don't know about things that you may be ignorant of or do not fully understand. You are the one viewing a video of faithful parents baptizing their child, you chose to view it and you chose to make uncharitable comments, it would be better to keep your peace and move along without making oaths.
No because we can.inform.those of the knowledge they lack .And point them.in Scripture! Am gkad i was informed. Now i don't need priests ti teach me. I can research scripture for myself. All that was Just rituals . am.glad i decide to. Get baptized
The catholic one my.mom.made for me doesn't count. when started studing & reading the Bible myself i came across lots of false doctrines from.catholics . i can' t easily be decieved if I research tbe scriptures. Am.glad I came out of her.
i agree
It is not the parents' business what their child believes. Parents can't just do whatever they want to their child. People have this thing called rights.
A beautiful ceremony, and beautiful baby...congrats and excited to baptize ours tomorrow..