Exempel på baptismal

• the parish's baptismal and marriage records

• the baptismal ritual

• The baby was asleep in her white baptismal gown.

• The baptismal day is one of the most important days in the life of an Orthodox Christian.

• Use was made of the baptismal and marriage entries.

• A spirit medium hired by an infant's parents determines the names that cannot be spoken around the child, in a kind of baptismal event of avoidance instructions.

• But reliance on a roof oculus to deliver water directly into the font seems inconsistent with the miraculous nature of baptismal water evoked in the poem.

• Gwynn's second source was the baptismal register.

• Often the procedures were published on blank baptismal partidas, sometimes with instructive illustrations.

• The theme to the fore is the renewal of the human soul, and the central doctrines concern the fall, original sin, and baptismal regeneration.

• The baptismal formula includes a robust tendency to use the progressive in direct address.

• A month-lag of the national baptismal data makes no difference to the correlation with foundling admissions.

• The main sources analysed for this section were baptismal registers and communion rolls.

• Retrospectively the energetic charge of that baptismal moment strikes me as being the all-enveloping mega-blast of consumerist culture.

• The final ecclesiastical conclusion, and homage, is an understated view of a columned wall, pulpit and baptismal font.

• This term becomes more common in the rest of the baptismal register soon after 1900.

• Alternatively, a more concealed method may have been intended that indirectly imparts a relationship between rainwater and consecrated baptismal water.

• However, the author also attempts a cultural anthropological interpretation of both the controversy on the lapsed, and that of rebaptism, drawing on his earlier work on the baptismal controversy alone.

• The reason why these three villages were chosen is that they have a computer database containing all the information from the baptismal, marriage and death registers.