Sr Lorraine was born and raised in Lowell, MA until she moved to Maryland in 1966. She is the mother of 6 children and grandmother to 16 grandchildren!
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the normal way for unbaptized persons and those who have been baptized in another Christian tradition to become a Catholic, through a process of discerning and ritualizing the stages of gradual conversion.
Is it your spouse who has been attending Mass faithfully but has not yet converted? Is it a friend that always seems to have the very best questions about God, religion or faith? Could it be yourself attending Mass but not yet having received all your Sacraments? Whoever is curious about becoming Catholic in your life, dig deep, take a leap of faith and click the link to learn more about RCIA at OLPH
Who should consider RCIA at OLPH?
Individuals who have never experienced an organized faith experience but always have longed to belong
Individuals who have been brought up in another faith; but are interested in the Catholic faith.
Those who were baptized Catholic; but have not received the Sacraments of Communion or Confirmation
People who are married to Catholics and would like to know more about becoming Catholic themselves.
Those who feel inspiration or nudge from the Holy Spirit.
For more information about the RCIA experience at OLPH, please get in touch with Sister Lorraine.
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the normal way for unbaptized persons and those who have been baptized in another Christian tradition to become a Catholic through a process of discerning and ritualizing the stages of gradual conversion.
Is it your spouse who has been attending Mass faithfully but has not yet converted? Is it a friend that always seems to have the very best questions about God, religion, or faith? Could it be yourself attending Mass but not yet having received all your Sacraments? Whoever is curious about becoming Catholic in your life, dig deep, take a leap of faith and click the link to learn more about RCIA at OLPH.
Why RCIA?