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I also started RCIA tonight! I was very nervous at first but because much more at ease when the leaders started talking about their faith. I could see their passion. I’m excited to really explore the faith. We should continue to check in on each other regularly!
 
Congrats and God Bless as you start this wonderful journey. My wife and I both went through last year and it was a fantastic process. We both grew incredibly in spirituality, faith, and love. Enjoy the process as before you know it, it will be Lent and you will be staring the Easter Vigil in the face and wondering where the time went.
 
Agreed the time goes fast; even faster when you are running it and trying to get it all fitted in. 😉
 
how do you get into RCIA i just attended my first mass last week but I have did my homework on the RC and I am convinced that is the true church but how to I get into the class?
 
how do you get into RCIA i just attended my first mass last week but I have did my homework on the RC and I am convinced that is the true church but how to I get into the class?
Contact your local parish and see when their program runs. They will be able to steer you in the right direction. Most programs around the country have just gotten going in the last few weeks. Some programs go all year around and those might not be as good of an option.

Where are you located? We might be able to help…

Cheers,
 
The parish that I am attending is Saint Mary’s in Johnson City their website is stmarysjc.org/

Thank you for the help!
I just went through RCIA in that exact parish last year and so did my wife! They have just gotten started in the last few weeks and I know they would be happy to have you join. Contact Kendra at: pilgerin@gmail.com, she is the RCIA coordinator. You are in luck, the process there is very organized and the teaching is absolutely faithful to the Catechism and the Magesterium. The RCIA team is full of wonderful people who really live their faith. We really miss it there and could not have had a better experience.

If you have any questions about the program, the people, etc. PM me and I will be happy to help out.

Good luck and God Bless!!!
 
I just went through RCIA in that exact parish last year and so did my wife! They have just gotten started in the last few weeks and I know they would be happy to have you join. Contact Kendra at: pilgerin@gmail.com, she is the RCIA coordinator. You are in luck, the process there is very organized and the teaching is absolutely faithful to the Catechism and the Magesterium. The RCIA team is full of wonderful people who really live their faith. We really miss it there and could not have had a better experience.

If you have any questions about the program, the people, etc. PM me and I will be happy to help out.

Good luck and God Bless!!!
Thank you so much! It’s a small world, or a big world with a bigger God. lol I emailed Kendra and expressed my interest. What I don’t like about this area is that there is so much anti-catholicism. My dad is a southern baptist pastor and he is not happy at all about my actions. Pray would be very welcome. (and I stole your signature, hope you don’t mind) lol
 
Thank you so much! It’s a small world, or a big world with a bigger God. lol I emailed Kendra and expressed my interest. What I don’t like about this area is that there is so much anti-catholicism. My dad is a southern baptist pastor and he is not happy at all about my actions. Pray would be very welcome. (and I stole your signature, hope you don’t mind) lol
There is a good deal of anti-catholic sentiment in the area. However, what I can say is that makes the people at St. Mary’s really band together and I believe it makes their Catholic identity that much stronger. In fact, I noticed that throughout the entire diocese. Everyone in JC knows that the people in their parish are all they have and so people really look out for each other.

The meetings at St. Mary’s are at 7:00 on Thursday nights in the school library. If you just show up, you will be welcomed with open arms. Tell them you have been conversing with Jason Winchester and you will be sure to get a response! LOL

They are wonderful, wonderful people. I simply cannot say enough about them.

Also, there is a Saint Mary’s RCIA facebook group here: facebook.com/groups/199041873447073/. If you send a request, I will add you to the group. Many of the team members, sponsors, last year’s participants, and this year’s participants are on there so it will be a good way for you to introduce yourself and stay involved. I still post on there regularly.

Peace,
 
There is a good deal of anti-catholic sentiment in the area. However, what I can say is that makes the people at St. Mary’s really band together and I believe it makes their Catholic identity that much stronger. In fact, I noticed that throughout the entire diocese. Everyone in JC knows that the people in their parish are all they have and so people really look out for each other.

The meetings at St. Mary’s are at 7:00 on Thursday nights in the school library. If you just show up, you will be welcomed with open arms. Tell them you have been conversing with Jason Winchester and you will be sure to get a response! LOL

They are wonderful, wonderful people. I simply cannot say enough about them.

Also, there is a Saint Mary’s RCIA facebook group here: facebook.com/groups/199041873447073/. If you send a request, I will add you to the group. Many of the team members, sponsors, last year’s participants, and this year’s participants are on there so it will be a good way for you to introduce yourself and stay involved. I still post on there regularly.

Peace,
Thank you sir! I will do just that! Your a God send, Thank you!
 
Hey! I just started RCIA last night. Exciting! Anyone else from Ottawa? Or Canada?
 
I recently began my RCIA class this past week and I am excited about being a part of the class. Coming from a family of protestants and not having the slightest clue about the catholic faith, I am thankful that I am going through this process.
 
I recently began my RCIA class this past week and I am excited about being a part of the class. Coming from a family of protestants and not having the slightest clue about the catholic faith, I am thankful that I am going through this process.
is your family accepting of your choice? My parents are very mad at me.
 
I guess this is an appropriate thread for this… started RCIA tonight… 🙂 …thank you to everyone who has asked or answered questions. You all have helped me on my journy. 👍
 
Is it okay to start RCIA classes late? I’m still trying to sort things out, and maybe get my dad to go with me, even, and I don’t know if the classes have started already or not.
 
I printed the material from the CD they gave us and have started reading (although we haven’t been assigned anything yet). I’m very excited to learn! I wish I had someone in my life to talk to about this because my family isn’t supportive of my decision.
 
Is it okay to start RCIA classes late? I’m still trying to sort things out, and maybe get my dad to go with me, even, and I don’t know if the classes have started already or not.
Typically Parishes will allow you start after the program has been going providing that you have not missed any of the major rites, etc. Many programs start in the Fall so they are just getting going but some others go all year around so you may not be able to jump in there. I would check with some local parishes and see what their situation is. Chances are you will find one that will be thrilled to have you.
 
I printed the material from the CD they gave us and have started reading (although we haven’t been assigned anything yet). I’m very excited to learn! I wish I had someone in my life to talk to about this because my family isn’t supportive of my decision.
The best people to talk to will be those who you are going through the process with! I can almost guarantee that there will be someone in similar circumstances as you in your group. In ours, there were several who were making this journey in spite of the wishes of their families and friends. Those people became very close during the year process. And of course, there is always this forum as well.

One of the things we did was start a Facebook group for our parish RCIA group. That allowed us to connect outside of the weekly meetings especially early in the process when no one really knew each other. You might consider that if you are interested in connecting with others.

God Bless!
 
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