Do you have to be baotized in the catholic church before your confirmed?

Question

i was baptized in protestant church

Answer 1

Yes.

You need to be baptized before receiving any other Catholic Sacraments.

Any Christian baptism using water and the words, "[Name], I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit," is accepted in the Catholic Church.

With love in Christ.

Answer 2

Once you were baptized, that has been done. You will need to take instruction before confirmation in the RC church, The same goes for others such as the Episcopal church.

Answer 3

I believe so. Baptism is considered your entrance ticket into the Church, performed on infants. Because of that, Confirmation is basically your opportunity as an adult to accept Christ into your life. But you can't be confirmed into the church until you're an actual member.

But check with a priest to be sure.

Answer 4

It's extremely doubtful. If you received the Sacrament of Baptism from a Protestant Church, it is highly likely the Catholic Church will recognize it as valid, thus you will not have to receive it again.

However, if you wish to receive Confirmation, you will have to if you haven't already - receive the Sacrament of (first) Holy Communion.

Answer 5

One valid baptism by water, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, usually suffices, no matter which authentic Christian denomination was involved.

In some doubtful cases, a conditional baptism may be performed.

Answer 6

I dont think Baptism will be repeated since you are already baptized. A Catholic priest will answer all your questions better.

Answer 7

Yes because you are confirming for yourself the vows that were made by your godparents on your behalf when you were baptized.

Answer 8

I confirm you are a human being, you don't need any more confirmation.

Answer 9

a confirmed what?