Becoming Catholic (RCIA)

There are many reasons people come to the Catholic Church.
Maybe you're a Protestant Christian seeking to become Catholic.  
Maybe you've never believed in God at all.
Maybe you want to give your children a faith life, your spouse is Catholic, you are continuing your faith journey late in life, you want to get your life back on track or because he or she made you come, make no mistake - you are here at this time because God has called you to be here.  Thank you for responding to that call.

The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) is a journey - a journey one makes together with the Catholic community in search of God. The RCIA presents non-Catholics with an in-depth study of our faith. Some of the topics include The Mystery of God, Mary, the Communion of Saints, the Commandments,  the Bible, Sacraments and many more. . 

• These teaching sessions are open to all who are curious about Catholicism or are currently Catholic but want a better understanding of the faith. There is no obligation to enter into the Church.
• Evening zoom sessions meet regularly during the year to explore the meaning of our faith, dig deeper into the teachings,  and to help individuals discern their call.
• The Rite of Christian Initiation (RCIA) is the process for anyone who wants to become a member of the Catholic faith community.
• These sessions are for persons who would like to be baptized, who have been previously baptized in another Christian faith or who were baptized Catholic but not raised in the faith.
• FAQ
• What is RCIA:  from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops