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    R.C.L.A. In The Small-Faith Community

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    Hamill, Carol
    Date
    1993
    Degree
    Master of Arts in Pastoral Theology
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    https://scholars.smwc.edu/handle/20.500.12770/528
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    Abstract
    As the Archdiocesan Consultant for Adult Faith Formation and Initiation, one of my primary responsibilities is to train parish leadership to form Precatechumenate, Catechumenate, and Mystagogical teams in order to provide comprehensive adult faith formation experiences for not only the candidates and catechumens in the R.C.l.A. but for those members of the larger assembly who serve in various team roles as well. If the restoration of the catechumenate teaches us anything, it is the reality that faith is rooted in community, not in isolation. Pastorally, parishes must each learn how to be flexible with the R.C.l.A. without making it unrecognizable in adapting it to meet their specific parish needs and demands.
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    Initiation rites--Religious aspects--Catholic Church
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