You are called. You are chosen. 

Adult baptism by immersion during the Easter Vigil, 2014.

Were you baptized as a child, but never made your First Communion? 
Would you like to be confirmed? 

Do you have a non-Catholic friend or a family member who keeps asking you questions about the Church? 

Have you recently come back to the Church?  Do you have questions about the “what and why” details of our faith?  Need a refresher? 
 
If any of these apply to you, give Sue Sack, Pastoral Associate for Adult Formation, a call at 254-6233 or complete the form below.

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Never Been Baptized

The RCIA process is generally longest for those who have never been baptized, sometimes taking more than a year. In choosing to enter the Catholic faith, this person will receive the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist in the same Mass. 
Together, it is determined determine how much time, instruction, and community support a person will need to receive these sacraments.

Baptized Non-Catholic

​In the Catholic faith, we believe in one baptism for the forgiveness of sins. As long as a person's baptism is done with water and using a trinitarian formula, baptism is never repeated. Instead, a person is asked to make a profession of faith and participate in the Sacrament of Reconciliation before receiving the Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist. 
Depending on the extent of a person's formation in another faith, this path to Catholicism can be faster than if a person had never been baptized.

Baptized Catholic

The RCIA process is not meant for people who have been baptized Catholic but have not completed their initiation. However, some of its elements may be useful as a person returns to practicing an active faith. 
A baptized Catholic will be guided through the processes needed to complete their initiation.