Order of Christian Initiation

OCIA

OCIA is the process by which adults become members of the Roman Catholic Church. The process is concerned with the total formation of the person: living with the Church community (practical formation), praying with the Church community (liturgical formation), serving with the Church community (ministry formation), believing with the Church community (doctrinal formation). Our schedule of teaching topics attempts to build an overview of the Catholic faith. This gradual development of Catholic life culminates in the celebration of the sacraments of initiation: Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist.

An information/registration session will be held on September 9th in the AFF Room.

A complete overview of the process, team introductions, time for questions and distribution of materials make up the agenda for our opening Sunday. For further information, please contact Fr. Ray Cadran at 770-552-6400 ext. 6026.

OCIT/OCIC

This is the process by which teens and children over the age of 7 become members of the Roman Catholic Church. If they are not yet baptized or have been baptized in other Christian denominations. The process is held in conjunction with programs in PSR, EDGE and Life Teen. For further information, please click on the following: Sacramental Procedures

Easter Vigil 2007 Pictures

[ Updated April 30, 2007 ]