Rite of Catholic baptism

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The Rite of Baptism

1We know that Jesus instituted or gave us the sacrament of Baptism and that He told his followers to give it to others by using water and calling upon the name of the Blessed Trinity. In this ppt, we will learn why water is used in this sacrament and how the rite (ceremony) is carried out today

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The Rite of Baptism

All Sacraments have a proper matter and a proper form.In Baptism, the matter is waterIn Baptism, the form is: I Baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.

The infant is brought to the Church by his parents and godparentsRite of Baptism1

ParentsParents seek Baptism for their children, and speak on their behalf.

As parents, we promise in the name of our child to renounce sin and the devil, and to live the faith according to the teachings of Christ and His Church.

Parents

Faith must grow after Baptism. Within the domestic church parents have the first responsibility for the education of their children and the duty to teach the Catholic faith and set an example of Christian living.

The Role of the Godparent

Along with the parents, godparents make the Baptismal promises for the child.Godparents assume the duty of teaching the child the truths of the faith when his or her parents are unable to do so.Godparents are spiritual guides and role models.

Who may be a Sponsor / Godparent?

At least sixteen years of age + confirmed + has received Holy Eucharist.

Knows the Catholic faith + practices it + under no canonical penalty.

Neither the father / mother of the person to be baptized.

A baptized person who belongs to a non-catholic community can be only Christian witness.

The priest meets the family at the entrance and welcomes the baby into Gods communityRite of Baptism2

What Name?

What name do you give your child?

What do you ask of Gods Church?

Called by Name

Catholic children by tradition are given the name of a saint, who becomes a heavenly patron and exercises special lifelong care over the baptized person.

marks the imprint of Christ on the one who is going to belong to Him.

Sign of the Cross3

Sign of the CrossThe sign of the cross signifies the grace of redemption Christ won for us by His cross.

enlightens all gathered with the revealed truth and elicits the response of faithProclamation of the Word4

INTERCESSORY PRAYERSLITANY OF THE SAINTSPRAYER OF EXORCISMPrayers5

Intercessory PrayersWe pray for the child about to be baptized, for his or her parents and godparents, and for all those in our families both present and absent.

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Litany of the SaintsWe seek the prayers and invoke the protection of the saints for those about to be baptized.

The names of other saints, including the patron of the baptized, and the patron of the parish church, may be included in the litany.

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Prayer of ExorcismAlmighty and ever-living God, you sent your only Son into the world to cast out the power of Satan, spirit of evil, to rescue man from the kingdom of darkness, and bring him into the splendor of your kingdom of light.

We pray for this child: set him free from original sin, make him a temple of your glory, and send your Holy Spirit to dwell with him.

We anoint you with the oil of salvation in the name of Christ our Savior; may he strengthen you with his power, who lives and reigns for ever and ever.Anointing with the Oil of Catechumens6

Anointing with Oil (OC)The Catholic Church keeps three types of holy oil: Oleum Catechumenorum (OC) for baptism; Sanctum Chrisma (SC), the chrism for the sacraments of confirmation and holy order; and Oleum Infirmorum (OI) for extreme unction.

The baby, through the lips of the parents and godparents, rejects sin and Satan and accepts the teachings of Jesus as stated in the Creed.Profession of faith7

The priest asks that God through his Son and the power of the Holy Spirit may be sent upon the water, so that those who will be baptized in it may be born of water and the Spirit.Baptismal Water8

Blessing of the WaterFather, look now with love upon your Church, and unseal for her the fountain of Baptism. By the power of the Spirit give to the water of this font the grace of your Son. (This blessing is done at Easter Vigil or at the moment of Baptism.)

The Essential Rite9

Baptism

I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit

The Chrism of Salvation -

As Christ was anointed Priest, Prophet, and King, so may you live always as a member of his body, sharing everlasting life.

(Confirmation at the time of Baptism is with-held for infants only in the Latin Rite)

White garment

Symbolizes that the person baptized has put on Christ and has risen with Him.

Receive the Light of Christ

You are the light of the world.. your light must shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your heavenly Father.- Matt 5:14-16.

The Lords Prayer

Solemn Blessing

The solemn blessing concludes the celebration of Baptism. At the Baptism of newborns the blessing of the mother occupies a special place.