Some possible great news!

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A couple of weeks back, I somehow got up the courage to call the RCIA director at the parish I go to. I was shocked, but very pleasantly surprised at what she had to say. She basicly told me that since I had already been through the whole RCIA process once, that she didn’t see any need for me to have to go through it all again, and that if I was ready, that I could probably come into the Church at Easter 2011 if the pastor says it’s ok. She did recommend that I study, and that I atend some of the classes as a refresher, and to meet the people who I would be coming into the Church with. She also said that she really wasn’t surprised at all that I came back, and that she was more surprised at my backing out in 2009. I’m not 100 percent sure yet, but it looks like Fr. K may be ok with this. I hope so! I’ll keep you all posted when I find out for sure what his decision is. He’s been really busy, and he’s been out of town a lot for the past fiew weeks, so it’s hard to contact him right now. All of your prayers and support are appreciated!
 
Oh, what a blessing for you! I am SO GLAD that you are ready to become a Catholic and that the process will be streamlined for you. I would urge you that if you do have any doubts and questions, do attend the classes more than once. I assume the concerns that caused you to stop the process before have been addressed.

May God bless you in the months until your sacraments!!!

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Praying from today’s Liturgy of the Hours:

Prayers and Intercessions
Christ our redeemer is coming in glory and power. Let us pray to him with devotion, dearly beloved brethren, and humbly call on him:
– Come, Lord Jesus.

Christ and Lord, you will come throned in great power: look kindly on our lowliness
and raise us up, to be worthy of your gifts.
– Come, Lord Jesus.

You came to show the Good News to mankind:
give us the grace to proclaim your salvation always.
– Come, Lord Jesus.

Blessed and living Lord, you reign over all things:
grant that we may joyfully await your hoped-for glorious coming.
– Come, Lord Jesus.

We breathlessly await the grace of your coming:
keep us strong with your divine presence.
– Come, Lord Jesus.

:blessyou:
 
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