El Proceso Catecumenal Sinopsis Desplegable - 4 Pieces Per Package
Description
Initiation ministries catch the vision and keep it on track with this overview of the catechumenal process. This chart folds out to span five panels. One side delineates each of the periods and liturgical rites of the catechumenal process. The other side outlines the various paths through the catechumenal process taken by particular categories of adults who are unbaptized & uncatechized, who are baptized & uncatechized, and who are baptized & catechized.
Identified within the process:
- Ministries and offices of the initiation process
- Pastoral, catechetical, and liturgical aspects of the process
- Elements of the liturgical rites
- References to the numbered paragraphs of the RCIA
Identified for catechumens and categories of candidates:
- Name appropriate to the period
- Type and length of appropriate formation
- Liturgical celebrations
- References to the numbered paragraphs of the RCIA
Text directly quotes the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) and the National Statutes for the Catechumenate approved by the United States Catholic Bishops. Referenced paragraph numbers facilitate your study.
While not suitable as an introduction for inquirers, this chart is perfect as an instructional and pastoral aid for initiation ministries.
Book Details
- Product Code: SCPOC
- ISBN: 978-1-61671-131-3
- Pages: 0
- Miscellaneous
- Language: Spanish
- Copyright: 2013
- 4 Pieces Per Package
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