Examples of using Baptised in English and their translations into French
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where all babies are baptised to identify them with“the people of God”.
She was baptised at the Chapel Royal,
However, it represents a breakthrough innovation, baptised QSP, which could allow composites to earn their way into the automotive industry.
Until 1730, the site was a sanctuary where neighbouring families came to have their stillborn babies baptised.
Baptised Yield Protection Technology(YPT),
topped by an orange citrine crystal, was simply baptised"53"!
Those who are baptised, adopted, or sealed in the New Apostolic Church are entitled to regularly partake in Holy Communion.
In 1926 he baptised Princess Elizabeth,
He baptised Jesus in the Jordan,
in Brussels, he baptised Marguerite, daughter of Archduke Maximilian,
A marriage between a baptised man and a baptised woman is precious because Jesus has a special place in their relationship.
If we get Stewie baptised, you and all other old people have to acknowledge
In 1921, three bells baptised by the Cardinal of Cabrières in Cessenon church were raised into the bell tower.
Orion, who according to mythology baptised most of the constellations,
Saint-Rémi Basilica, built to conserve the relics of the Bishop who baptised Clovis in 498.
Sexton, and I, who baptised him and signed this in my name.
on 6 December baptised her child Henry VI.
the pyreneists ended this disorder with toponymics commissions that baptised the summits with official names which were subsequently used by cartographers.
Edward, Prince of Wales, was born on 13 October 1453 and was baptised by Waynflete the next day.
As a result, He also rejects the idea of naming those who are to be baptised and sealed, a practice which had already been discontinued in the 1920s.