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RCIA - Right of Christian Initiation of Adults
Coordinators- Deacon Scott & Jovita Dillon- ​
​(due to the increase of scammers-we are no longer printing phone numbers of Coordinators- Please contact parish office at 512-398-4649 for contact info.)

Mondays @ 7:00p.m. @ Portable Building #2


RCIA- Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is the process in which adults become full, participating members of the Catholic Church. Participants, known as catechumens go through a process of studying the Gospel, nurturing their relationship with God, becoming familiar with the Catholic teachings and practices, professing their faith in Jesus and the Church, and receiving the sacraments of initiation: Baptism, Communion, and Confirmation. Who can join? An adult who is of another faith and wishes to convert to Catholicism: An adult who was baptized in another Christian denomination and wishes to become a member of the Catholic faith. Someone who was baptized in the Catholic Church, but never received the sacraments of First Holy Communion and Confirmation. A Catholic who would like to know more about their faith are also welcomed to attend.








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  • Home
    • About Us
    • Around Our Diocese
    • Photo Albums
    • New Parishioner Inquiry >
      • Forms
    • Welcome Home
    • Participate
  • Bulletin
  • Contact Us
    • Pastor's Secretary >
      • Pastor's Office Assistant
      • Pastoral Council
      • Director of Religious Education
      • Webservant
    • Pastor - Fr. Ed Karasek >
      • ​​Penance and Reconciliation
  • Events/News
  • Donations
  • Religious Education
    • RCIA
  • Mass Times
  • Liturgy-Ministries
    • Archicofradia
    • Adoration Ministry
    • Altar Servers
    • Bereavement >
      • Funeral Mass
    • St. Vincent de Paul Society
    • Lectors
    • Ushers / Hospitality
    • Religious Articles Store
    • Guadalupanos
    • Pro-Life Activities/Respect Life Ministry
    • Marriage Encounter Circle
    • Youth Ministry
  • Organizations
    • Jamaica Committee
    • Cemetery Committee
    • Arts & Entertainment
  • Knights of Columbus
    • KoC Scholarship App >
      • K of C Contact Page
      • 4th Degree Assembly
      • Major Degree Exemplification
      • KofC Information
      • KofC Principles
  • Ethics & Integrity
    • EIM/ Survey >
      • Sacraments >
        • Sacrament of Marriage
        • Baptism
        • Confirmation
        • Anointing of the Sick
        • Marriage >
          • Marriage Certificate
        • Quinceañera Mass
      • Rural Mass
  • Resources