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elizebeth123
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That is exactly what I meant. There are a total of 9 of us in RCIA. All 9 will be confirmed, but 5 will also be baptised!
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StarMaiden
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Our Mass usually lasts for about two and a half hours.
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maryjk
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Last year it was two hours.
We had about 5-8 being baptized and 10 or so being confirmed.
There was a small reception after.
That’s what I meant.She probably was just differentiating the Catechumens from the Candidates, meaning a total of 9 would end up being Confirmed. Five of them doing “the whole spiel” and four of them “only” being Confirmed.
A total of 15 - 18 being confirmed.
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James0235
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At the Easter Vigil I attended last year there were 20+ Baptisms and probably 30-35 Confirmations Mass was exactly 1 hour 58 minutes long.I am being Baptised and Confirmed at Easter Vigil Mass. There will be 5 adults and 1 child Baptised, and 4 adults Confirmed. How long should I expect the Mass to take? Thanks!
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SuscipeMeDomine
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I’m guessing they didn’t do all the readings. The readings and Psalms take a lot of time.At the Easter Vigil I attended last year there were 20+ Baptisms and probably 30-35 Confirmations Mass was exactly 1 hour 58 minutes long.
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James0235
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You guessed it.I’m guessing they didn’t do all the readings. The readings and Psalms take a lot of time.
It is very much a “do the absolute least required, if even that, when it comes to the Liturgy” kind of parish.
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daeve
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Oh my goodness! We have 3 in RCIA this year, and I can’t remember if they’re already Baptized or not. Our service will be close to 3 hours long, and that’s a lot of singing in the dark for the choir. I wish we could sing some of the old Latin stuff, because I really like to sing in Latin. And that’s the way it was when I was a kid. But I don’t know who makes the decisions, the liturgy committee or the music director or maybe even the pastor, but somebody doesn’t want the Latin. Sigh. One of these days…
We have a reception, but there are stairs involved and after standing so much already, my knees won’t even consider the stairs.
We have a reception, but there are stairs involved and after standing so much already, my knees won’t even consider the stairs.
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