unbaptised造句

• A precedent was set when in 1924 Pope Pius XI dissolved the 1919 marriage of Gerard G . Marsh ( unbaptised ) and Frances E . Groom ( a baptised Anglican ) of Helena, Montana, who were civilly divorced a year later.
• The northern exposure, associated with the devil, was designated for the graves of strangers, unbaptised children, outcasts and suicides . During the 18th and 19th centuries, the increased use of stone monuments, brought pressure to use these shadow realms.
• We do know ( according to Catholic teaching ) that God will make a just and merciful decision, whatever that is, so we can hope that the unbaptised children are in Heaven . talk ) 20 : 47, 20 July 2011 ( UTC)
• Another theory is that " rusalki " are the female spirits of the unclean dead; this includes suicides, unbaptised babies, and those who die without last rites . ( Under this theory, male unclean dead were said to become vodianoi ).
• Traditionally, Maltese newborns were baptised as promptly as possible, should the child die in infancy without receiving this vital Sacrament; and partly because according to Maltese ( and Sicilian ) folklore an unbaptised child is not yet a Christian, but " still a Turk ".
• The article on infant baptism discusses a variety of beliefs and practices regarding it, but does not mention anything about an unbaptised infant going to hell for not being baptised .-- 32 " "'01 : 03, 11 May 2011 ( UTC)
• Traditionally, Maltese newborns were baptised as promptly as possible, partly out of fear of limbo should the child die in infancy, and partly because according to Maltese ( and Sicilian ) folklore an unbaptised child is not yet a Christian, but " still a Turk ".
• C鎑walla was unbaptised when he came to the throne of Wessex, and remained so throughout his reign, but though he is often referred to as a pagan this is not necessarily the most apt description; it may be that he was already Christian in his beliefs but delayed his baptism to a time of his choice.
• Unbaptised Austronesians and Aetas who lived in the towns were classified as " salvajes " ( savages ) or " infieles " ( infidels ) . " Remontados " ( " those who went to the mountains " ) and " tulisanes " ( bandits ) were Austronesians and Aetas who refused to live in towns and moved upland.
• Due to Bourget's earlier excommunication of the Institut, reinforced by a letter written by Bourget that year, Brown was told that Guibord could not be buried in the sanctified area of the cemetery reserved for Roman Catholics, although the cemetery curate offered to bury Guibord without religious rites in the section used for non-Roman Catholics and unbaptised infants, and without religious rites . criminals.