SWIMMING POOLS

Bath tubs are vessels with a wide base which are filled with the water in which the newly baptized person will be baptized. Holy baptism is one of the seven sacraments of our church through which a person becomes a Christian, a member of Christ's church.

In the swimming pool he is freed from original sin and receives the life and light of Christ. According to the New Testament, in the early years, baptism was performed in lakes and rivers.

The sanctification basin is a vessel of the same shape but smaller in size than the large basin used in the Small Sanctification ceremony. The Little Sanctification takes place every beginning of the month or whenever it is deemed necessary after that the water is considered holy, the priest blesses the faithful with it the believers who then bring it to their homes to drink it or keep it as it is considered a healing wealth strength for any physical or mental illness.