9 Ways to Treat the Elect Like Royalty

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  1. I agree with all you say except your final statement. Mystagogia is VITAL
    for their development as neophytes. This is the time they blend with the parish as new members and learn how they can serve in the parish. We do not give out sacramental certificates until after Pentecost at a combined RCIA dinner where inquirerers, neophytes, candidates catechumens sponsors and families so they can share their thoughts and experiences together in celebration and reflection. It is an anti-climax to the Easter vigil but it shows everyone how RCIA is a journey, a process and not a program or course. Mystagogia is a beautiful and important part of RCIA. I hope you re-think your “quilting” statement and find a way of enjoying and enlightening your neophytes with the beauty and joy of service and learning. God Bless

  2. Hi Peggy. I probably should have phrased that last point better. I agree with you that mystagogy is vital. I just don’t think of mystagogy as more classes or sessions. The primary place of mystagogy is the Sunday Masses of the Easter season. Your Pentecost dinner sounds wonderful! Blessings on all the great work you are doing.

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