
Most Italians are Roman Catholics and the custom of baptizing or christening a baby is one of the most cherished traditions in Italy and Italian communities worldwide.
Baptisms are occasions of great joy and celebration and usually occur shortly after the baby's birth — within a year in most cases, although in some areas of Italy baptism can occur much later, such as around 10 to 12 years old when the child is deemed old enough to understand the concept of faith.
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