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The Armchair Liturgist: Entry Into a Year-Long Catechumenate

Posted on 15 February 2014 by catholicsensibility

My parish’s RCIA director has two people new to the Church entering the catechumenate this weekend. We will celebrate the Rite of Acceptance, always one of my favorite rituals, at 10:30 Mass tomorrow. These folks will be in the catechumenate … Continue reading →

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