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The Fate of Unbaptized Infants In Light of the Universal Necessity of Baptism
In reply to the question concerning the salvation of aborted infants by virtue of a vicarious “baptism of desire” on the part of their parents or by “baptism of blood” on either their part or “on the part of the Church,” it can only be said that such is absolutely impossible. The Council of Trent infallibly defined the necessity of the Sacrament of Baptism, and … More →
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Tagged baptism of blood, Baptism of desire, Cajetan, Cornelius a Lapide, Council of Florence, Council of Lyons II, Council of Trent, Council of Vienne, Holy Innocents, Infants, John Calvin, Limbo, Pelagius, Pius VI, Pope Zosimus, Saint Ambrose, Saint Augustine, Saint John Eudes, Saint Vincent Ferrer, Synod of Pistoia
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