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A small basin. Usually in the front of a Catholic or a different denomination of a Christian church that believes in water baptism for infants.

Note: to the best of my knowledge, Protestants believe in dedicating services so this is not used. They believe that after a person comes to the age of concent that a full baptism immersion baptism is done.

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A baptismal font is a church article for the baptism of children and adults.

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Where do they baptise someone in the church?

At a baptismal font.


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A baptismal font


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the baptismal font


Where in church is the font?

.Catholic AnswerOriginally it is thought that the baptismal font was located near the entrance to the Church, or even in the narthex, symbolic of the fact that baptism is how one enters the Church. I think over the centuries, it migrated up to the front of the Church, and in the last fifty years, I have seen baptismal fonts all over the place. I know of one Cathedral where the baptismal font hasn't been stationary for decades depending on the current Rector, and his current opinion.


Where should baptismal be located in Catholic church?

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