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Vatican confirms boom in adult baptisms in France
First source report
The Vatican confirmed that approximately 13,000 adults have been baptized in France. Matteo Bruni noted that these individuals made a conscious decision to embrace the Christian faith.
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- ReportingBewusste Entscheidung für den christlichen Glauben / Vatikan bestätigt Boom bei Erwachsenentaufen in Frankreich
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- Analysis & opinion@infocatolicaEl Vaticano confirma el auge de bautismos de adultos en Francia
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- Sep 18, 8:20 PM InfoCatólica Español El Vaticano confirma el auge de bautismos de adultos en Francia
- Sep 19, 1:19 AM DOMRADIO.DE Deutsch Bewusste Entscheidung für den christlichen Glauben / Vatikan bestätigt Boom bei Erwachsenentaufen in Frankreich
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