Purchase of this book includes free trial access to ... where you can read more than a million books for free. Excerpt from book: J) Title I BaptismTITLE I BAPTISM Can. 737 i. Baptismus, Sacrarnentorum ianua ac funda- mentum, omnibus in re vel saltern in voto necessarius ad salutem, valide non confertur, nisi per ablutionem aquae verae et naturalis cum praescripta verborum forma. 2. Cum ministratur servatis omnibus ritibus et caeremoniis quae in ritualibus libris praecipiuntur, ap- pellatur textit{sollemnis; secus, textit ...
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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to ... where you can read more than a million books for free. Excerpt from book: J) Title I BaptismTITLE I BAPTISM Can. 737 i. Baptismus, Sacrarnentorum ianua ac funda- mentum, omnibus in re vel saltern in voto necessarius ad salutem, valide non confertur, nisi per ablutionem aquae verae et naturalis cum praescripta verborum forma. 2. Cum ministratur servatis omnibus ritibus et caeremoniis quae in ritualibus libris praecipiuntur, ap- pellatur textit{sollemnis; secus, textit{non sollemnis seu textit{privatus. Baptism is called the textit{gate to, and the foundation of, the other Sacraments, because without it no other Sacrament can be validly received. The Church has ever taught that Baptism is absolutely necessary for salvation, either really or by desire1 and that consequently no other sacrament can be validly received without it. Thus ordination would be invalid and imprint no indelible character if the textit{ordinandus had not been baptized.2 This necessity of Baptism is called textit{necessities medii, necessity of means, because without it salvation cannot be obtained. The reason for this absolute necessity3 lies in the words of Our Lord, John III, 5. Either textit{in re or textit{in voto signifies that the textit{baptismus fluminis or textit{flaminis or textit{sanguinis is sufficient. 1C. 3, C. 15, q. i; cfr. Dirt. 4, 3 textit{Lamcntobili, July 4, 1907, textit{de cons. pp- damn., n. textit{42. textit{t Cc. i, 3, X, III, textit{43- Baptism is textit{validly conferred, the text further says, by textit{ablution -with true and natural -water combined with the prescribed form of words. Here matter and form are clearly stated. The textit{matter is true and natural water.4 Water is textit{true if no doubt exists as to its aqueous quality. A very thin liquor, the sap of trees, water made of rose leaves, etc., would be dubious. textit{Natural water is that take...
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