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If you want to get excited, attend the Easter Vigil service this Saturday evening. You will likely see catechumens brought into the Church, through Baptism and Professions of Faith.

It will give you inspiration.

I will pray for you in your journey, and FReepmail me if you have any questions about the annulment process or the RCIA process, at any time.

2 posted on 04/08/2004 8:23:22 AM PDT by sinkspur (Adopt a dog or a cat from an animal shelter! It will save one life, and may save two.)

There will be some this Saturday for sure. We sat in on a couple of the current RCIA classes, which was very enlightening and enjoyable. The comfortable family-like atmosphere was great, and everyone was especially kind. In as much as I regret my parents not putting me through Sunday school and Confirmation, it will be quite different going through all that now instead of as a child. I can only assume this is God's plan!
One thing I was very glad to discover through all this, is that "once a Catholic, always a Catholic", and that my original Catholic Baptism is still "good" despite converting to Greek Orthodox way back when at the time of marriage #1.