FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

 

Who can join the RCIA program?

Anyone who is interested in learning more about the Catholic faith and considering becoming a Catholic can join the RCIA program. This includes non-Catholics, those who have not been baptized, and baptized Christians from other denominations.

How long does the RCIA process take?

The length of the RCIA process can vary, but it typically lasts several months to a year. The process is divided into different stages, each with its own focus and timeline.

What happens during the RCIA sessions?

During RCIA sessions, participants learn about the teachings and practices of the Catholic Church, study the Bible, and explore the sacraments. Sessions often include prayer, discussion, and community-building activities.

Is there a cost to participate in RCIA?

There is usually no cost to participate in the RCIA program. However, some parishes may request a small donation to cover materials and resources.

What sacraments will I receive through RCIA?

Through the RCIA process, participants receive the sacraments of Baptism (if not already baptized), Confirmation, and the Holy Eucharist. These sacraments fully initiate a person into the Catholic Church.

 

How can I sign up for the RCIA program?

To sign up for the RCIA program, contact your local Catholic parish and express your interest. They will provide you with information on the next steps and the schedule for RCIA sessions.