Giuseppe Federici Study Center – For a new onset
Press release no. 98/18 of the 17 December 2018, Saint Lazarus
Anglicans: second “baptism” for trans people
England, initiative to 'confirm' sexual identity
In England, Christians who have changed sex will be entitled to a second baptism to confirm their new sexual identity
For years the Anglican Church of England has been trying to stem the continuous bleeding of faithful (the United Kingdom is numerically considered the most atheist country in the West) He's always inventing new ones, like women priests, same-sex marriages and many other things that only increase this hemorrhage.
The latest in the series is to offer a second baptism to all those who have changed sex. Meaning what, if you were baptized like Mario because you were a handsome boy, now that you are a woman we will rename you Giovanna.
If you accept the premise that transsexuals are "women trapped in a man's body" or vice versa, then the first baptism, that was done to a person of the wrong gender, And, if invalid, incomplete, and when the transsexual "discovers" and proclaims his new identity, which is equivalent to a new birth, the Church of England, always modeled on the latest fashionable ideologies, it is more than willing to exploit faith to solemnize it.
The trans statement
Last Tuesday, a new pastoral guide was published that advises priests to address trans people with their new name and even without sacramental baptism recommends a similar ritual of liturgical recognition of their new identity.
The guide, approved on Monday by the House of Bishops, it also describes the use of elements such as water and oil in the cited rite. The concrete form of the liturgical service in question is left in the hands of each parish priest, but it is advisable to accompany it with the delivery of a gift Bible with the new registered name or a certificate.
As the core of the new service, which is called Affirmation of Baptismal Faith, the minister lays his hands on the faithful, she gives him her new name and says a prayer for him.
The Anglican leadership wants to make it clear in the document that it is not exactly a second baptism, but explains that the affirmation of baptismal faith allows transsexuals “to renew commitments made in public in baptism and offers a space for those who have experienced a major transition to reconsider their lives to Jesus Christ”.
https://www.ilsussidiario.net/news/esteri/2018/12/12/anglicani-secondo-battesimo-per-i-cristiani-trans-inghilterra-iniziativa-per-confermare-identita-sessuale/1821693/

source: http://www.centrostudifederici.org/anglicani-secondo-battesimo-trans/