Maja Salvador and Rambo Nuñez's daughter Maria had her baptism on Saturday, September 14.

Photos of the baptism were shared by various personalities on social media who attended the event including Darren Espanto, Kakai Bautista, Maine Mendoza, and Dr. Aivee Aguilar Teo, among others.

"Welcome to the Christian world baby Maria!🤍 Congratulations to the new mom and dad @maja & @rambonunez! We love you guys!💗" Dr. Aivee posted on social media.

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"Ninong duties. Baptised na si Maria!" Darren Espanto wrote.

Fans online also extended their greetings for Maria.

"Welcome to Christian world Maria. God bless you always," one fan commented on Dr. Aivee's post.

Maja gave birth to Maria on May 31 in Canada.

In June, Maja opened up about her challenging birth experience.

"Exactly a week ago... I experienced an intense 30-hour labor, 12 hours without epidural, 3 hours of pushing. Then ended up having episiotomy and forceps. 2 contractions and 7 pushes later, we finally welcomed our baby Maria," she shared in an Instagram post.

The actress then revealed that she had uternine inversion after giving birth to her child. As per Cleveland Clinic, uterine inversion is "a rare but serious complication during childbirth where your uterus turns partially or entirely inside out."

"3 OB GYN were there trying to put back my uterus manually which led to blood loss of 3 to 4 liters, then my blood pressure went down to 60/40, sinabihan na lang ako ng Doula ko na anytime I would have to go to the operating room for surgery," she disclosed.

Maja recalled that she was physically weak at the time and prayed the rosary throughout the ordeal.

"That time sabi ko nalang sa sarili ko na I can’t do anything anymore... ubos na ubos na lakas ko... I started praying Hail Mary... paulit ulit kahit wala na akong lakas. And miraculously, after their last attempt, one of the OB GYN succeeded in repositioning my uterus. AMEN!"

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Maja expressed her gratitude to the medical staff, especially the Filipino nurses who helped her during her childbirth.

"Despite the challenging journey, gusto kong i-express ang gratitude ko to all the medical personnel na nandun nun, especially to the Filipino nurses who provided unwavering care and support," she said.

She added: "To My Husband, I LOVE YOU 🩷 To My Maria, EVERYTHING IS WORTH IT! I LOVE YOU ANAK."