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If we are given a guardian angel at baptism, does that mean non-Christians don't have guardian angels?
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Does the water mentioned in John 3:5 refer to the water of baptism, or can it mean amniotic fluid?
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Does Scripture support baptism by desire?
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Do priests ever ask their parishioners to accept Christ as Savior, as Protestant ministers do?
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Why do we have to pick saints' names for our children's baptism?
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Can grandparents be godparents for their grandchild?
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If parents are in an invalid marriage, can their children be baptized in the Catholic Church?
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Why are we supposed to name our children after saints?
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What is the difference between sanctifying and actual grace? Do we receive special graces on holy days?
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Is a priest obligated to baptize a baby even if the parents are not married or are not practicing the Catholic faith?
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