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OVERVIEW
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a process
instituted by the Roman Catholic Church to help those who have
never been baptized, or for Christian's baptized in other faith
traditions to become disciples of Jesus Christ in the Catholic
Church.
The goal the RCIA is to help adults (and children) to grow in
their relationship with God, become familiar with the Catholic
teachings and practices, get acquainted with people in the
parish, and involved in service in the local and wider
community.
Rite of Election @
St. Mary's Cathedral
photo: Margaret-Anne Wojcik
Rite of Election
26 February 2012
St. Mary's Cathedral
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13 March 2011
photos: Sharon Buffett
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FOUR PERIODS AND STEPS IN THE PROCESS
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RCIA
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS
If you are inquiring about the Catholic Church,
would like to be baptized in the Catholic Church, or, as a
previously baptized Christian, are looking for full communion
with the Catholic Church - we welcome you and be glad to assist
you.
Please contact the Diocesan
Liturgy Office (613-548-4461). You may also speak with
the pastor of your local Catholic church.
We hope to hear from you soon.
For general information on Christian Initiation
- click here
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in this issue of the Newletter you will find:
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Reflection on weakest period of RCIA -
Evangelization and Precatechumenate? |
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Information on Forum's 2012 webinars |
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CD recordings of Forum's 2012 & 2011
webinars |
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2012 Calendar of Forum's formation
institutes and conferences |
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Forum's 2011 matching gifts campaign |
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Resources Reviews:
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"Anointed in the
Spirit", Rita Burns Senseman |
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"Salary and Benefits Survey of
Catholic Parishes", U.S. National Association of
Catholic Personnel Administrators
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