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Infant Baptism a 'Breach of Human Rights', Says Former President
McAleese says the book challenges canon law limits on baptism, while critics say parents should decide how to raise their children.
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Mary McAleese says baptism has become a ‘lazy doctrine of obligation’ that breaches babies’ human rights
Former Irish president challenges Church’s teachings on sacrament in new book
Infant baptism is not an infringement on a child’s human rights. ...
The former Irish President has claimed that baptising infants is a breach of their human rights. Nonsense, replies Gavin Ashenden. Being baptised into a loving church family is the greatest gift we can offer our children, and echoes God’s free gift of grace to us all
Infant Baptism a 'Breach of Human Rights', says Former President
The former President of Ireland is insisting that baptizing babies so soon after they are born violates their human rights, according to her newly penned book. Mary McAleese is a prominent activist, former lawyer, and academic who served as president of Ireland from 1997 to 2011. She’s also a professing Roman Catholic who earned a […]
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Total News Sources7
Leaning Left1Leaning Right2Center1Last Updated50% Right
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