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Romans 6:3-5 — Dying and Resurrecting with Christ This verse is the core of Baptismal theology in the Catholic Church. Died with Him: At baptism, our old, sinful self is "buried" with Jesus. Risen with Him: The water of baptism gives us new life so we can live holy lives like the risen Jesus. Soul Effect: Baptism washes away original sin and makes us a completely new creation. Matthew 3:11, 5 — Baptism with Water and the Holy Spirit This verse shows the difference between the baptism of John the Baptist and the baptism of Jesus. John's Baptism: Only water was used as a sign of repentance in preparation for welcoming the Messiah. Jesus' Baptism: Water and the Holy Spirit (and fire) were used. Power of the Sacrament: The Catholic Church teaches that Jesus' baptism actually imparted the Holy Spirit, which cleanses the soul and strengthens faith. Acts 2:41 — Entry into the Church This verse tells of three thousand people who were baptized after hearing St. Peter's sermon. Condition of Faith: People first accepted Peter's word, then they submitted to baptism. Entry: Baptism is the official gateway to entry into the Catholic Church. Saved: Through baptism, a person officially joins the community of believers on the path to salvation. Summary of Catholic Teaching: For the Catholic Church, these three Scriptures demonstrate the importance and salvation of Baptism. Baptism transforms us from slaves to children of God, cleanses us with the Holy Spirit, and unites us into one holy Church.