question for Greek Orthodox

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Fell Swoop= all at once. For most Catholics it’s baptism as a baby, first communion as a child and confirmation as a teen, in the Orthodox Church it’s done all at the same time.

Right, the Orthodox maintain the original tradition of the Church of a baby or an adult receiving the 3 Christian Initiation Mysteries (Sacraments) at once. Eastern Catholic still keep the original practice and Roman Catholics only keep it for Adult Converts coming into the Church, but not for babies.