OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation of Adults)
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OCIA (formerly called RCIA) is the process through which interested adults and older children are gradually introduced to the Catholic faith and way of life.
Who needs OCIA?
1. Adult persons in need of Baptism.
2. Adult persons baptized in another Christian tradition who desires to become Catholic.
3. Adult persons baptized Catholic in need of First Communion and/or Confirmation.
4. Adult Catholics who want to know more about their faith.
For more information about the OCIA journey, please contact the Parish Office at (830) 460-4712 or come by and visit.
Who needs OCIA?
1. Adult persons in need of Baptism.
2. Adult persons baptized in another Christian tradition who desires to become Catholic.
3. Adult persons baptized Catholic in need of First Communion and/or Confirmation.
4. Adult Catholics who want to know more about their faith.
For more information about the OCIA journey, please contact the Parish Office at (830) 460-4712 or come by and visit.
2017 Easter Vigil
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At the 2017 Easter Vigil we welcomed Patty Jean Rzechula into full communion with the Catholic Church. Congratulations also to Linda Kittredge, Sandra Johnston, Kayla Swearington, and Vernon Steelman who made their Profession of Faith, First Communion, and Confirmation. Congratulations, also, to Geovany Gutierrez who made his Profession of Faith and First Communion at the Easter Vigil.
Please continue to lift them up in your prayers as they continue on their Journey of Faith. |
Back L to R: Geovany Gutierrez, Linda Kittredge, Vernon Steelman Front L to R: Sandra Johnston, Patty Jean Rzechula, and Kayla Swearington.
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