What is RCIA?
RCIA stands for Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults. RCIA is the normal process by which non-Catholics can enter the Catholic Church. However, RCIA classes are open to anyone, Catholic and non-Catholic alike, wishing to learn more about the Catholic faith.
When Are RCIA Classes Held?
RCIA classes are held on Sunday mornings from 9:15-10:15AM. Classes for the 2021-22 liturgical year will start on Sunday, September 12.
RCIA Class Schedule
We have recently posted an updated version of a our class schedule (version 1.1, updated September 5, 2021) on our website. See:
Will Classes Be In-Person This Year?
Due to COVID-19 concerns, we were unable to have in-person RCIA classes last year. But we did have virtual classes.
At this this time we are planning to, once again, have in-person classes for the the 2021-22 liturgical year.
On-Line Classes
Though we do plan to have in-person classes this year, we also plan to offer an online participation option for anyone who is more comfortable connecting remotely. We will be using Google Meet.
The free version of Google Meet only allows one hour meetings, and our RCIA classes last for an hour and a half with a 5 minute break at about the midpoint. So to allow for this, we have a link for the first part of class and for the second:
Simply open the link at the designated time and click the "Join" button.
Questions? Comments?
If you have questions or comments, please contact Rodney Kadura.