Bonus Faith Formation Plan WorksheetSeek the Living God: Five RCIA Inquiry Questions for Making Disciples by Nick WagnerYour Parish Is the Curriculum: RCIA in the Midst of the Community by Diana Macalintal I know. You’ve already spent a good portion of your RCIA budget on a whole set of videos or textbooks and lessons plans arranged by […]

Welcome to Module 3 of “RCIA in the Midst of the Community: A Parish Curriculum for Making Disciples.” Have you ever heard any of these questions? “Where can I find the text for teaching RCIA?” Or, “What’s the schedule of topics we should use with catechumens and candidates?” Whenever someone asks me these questions, I

When I first started doing RCIA, I thought my main focus was supposed to be on the catechumens and candidates. That seems pretty obvious, right? It wasn’t until decades later that I realized that wasn’t what the Rite actually said our focus was. Let’s go to the text itself, the Rite of Christian Initiation of

Hi, everyone! Welcome to this mini course, “RCIA in the Midst of the Community: A Parish Curriculum for Making Disciples.” I’m so happy that you’ve decided to join me here in exploring how to make our parish communities really the classroom where we form disciples. My name is Diana Macalintal. I am the cofounder and

Nick: Hello everyone. This is Nick Wagner again, and I’m here once again with Rita Ferrone. We are on our last session of our audio course on the lenten Rites of the RCIA. Today we are going to focus on the baptized candidates. So I’d like to welcome Rita. How are you doing today Rita? Rita: Doing

Nick: Hello everyone. I’m Nick Wagner and I’m here with Rita Ferrone, and we’re about to begin our fourth session on the Lenten Rites of the RCIA. How are you today Rita?  Rita: Doing fine. Hello everybody. I’m looking forward to talking today about the Presentations, continuing our course on Lent.  Nick: So the focus, you said Rita,

Nick: Greetings everyone. We’d like to welcome you to the third in our series in of courses, of sessions on the lenten rites for the catechumens and the elect. Today we are going to be focusing on the scrutinies and going more in-depth into those very important rituals. My name is Nick Wagner, and I’m here