100 ways to involve parishioners in the RCIA

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4 thoughts on “100 ways to involve parishioners in the RCIA”

  1. Great parish response to our offer of your beautiful STUDY GUIDE for Caritas in Veritate.

    It’s the best investment we’ve made in Faith Formation at St. John Neumann parish in Irvine, CA. Response of parish members is uniformly positive and enthusiastic.

    John Gremer

  2. Nick: I am concerned with all articles that uses the acronym “RCIA” when it revers to either the process or the catechumenate itself. As a North American team member, you know how difficult it is to “change” people in their reference to RCIA as only the document and not a club or a thing, but the whole Christian Inititation ministry.

  3. Hi Rick. You make an excellent point. Unfortunately, the vast majority of people searching for information on Christian initiation ministry use “RCIA” as the search term. If we avoid using the term on the site, we will miss out on the opportunity to help a lot of people looking for help. It’s a rock and a hard place.

  4. Michele Kresge

    Inquiry-Know enough personal information about the inquirer to strategically “match” them with a “like” person in the parish. Where do they work? (specific company and/or career field) What members live near them geographically? Who in parish has children of similar age attending the same school? Are the children involved in same sport? Make sure to introduce them to those folks. Explain to the Catholic WHY you are doing it. (May serve to have us all “step it up a notch” spiritually if we are ever and increasingly more aware that others are watching and looking for our example!)

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