Becoming Catholic
We invite you to explore the Christian faith. It is good news - the forgiveness of sin AND restoration of friendship with God. Historically, intellectually, and artistically rich, the story of Jesus Christ and His church is truly amazing. The desire of your heart is God, and to be in His presence without shame. The Church is not a set of rules and condemnations, rather, it is a family. A family of God's children that brings God's mercies, grace, and good gifts in this world to all who will receive. You can pray now "Jesus, I trust in You! Help me to know You."
RCIA - Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
RCIA is the ordinary means for an adult (14 and older) to learn the Catholic faith in preparation for joining the Church on Easter. It consists of a 9 month long series of weekly classes where the teachings of the Church are explained and explored. Every adult is welcome to take the classes and there is no commitment to join. You are exploring and learning the faith. In addition, any adult Catholic is also welcome to the classes in order to learn more, share their faith, and support the candidates.
The RCIA class is a tour of the deposit of faith and teachings of the Church. To make a profession of faith, first be convinced in your heart, head, and soul that this is the Church that was founded by Christ, and is divinely enabled, as the Bride of Christ, to shepherd and mother us toward our eternal destiny with God.
RCIA is the ordinary means for an adult (14 and older) to learn the Catholic faith in preparation for joining the Church on Easter. It consists of a 9 month long series of weekly classes where the teachings of the Church are explained and explored. Every adult is welcome to take the classes and there is no commitment to join. You are exploring and learning the faith. In addition, any adult Catholic is also welcome to the classes in order to learn more, share their faith, and support the candidates.
The RCIA class is a tour of the deposit of faith and teachings of the Church. To make a profession of faith, first be convinced in your heart, head, and soul that this is the Church that was founded by Christ, and is divinely enabled, as the Bride of Christ, to shepherd and mother us toward our eternal destiny with God.
RCIA for 2020 - 2021
2020 - 2021 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm in Father O'Dea Hall
Classes have started but newcomers are welcome!
Who should attend RCIA?
Classes will be held on Wednesday nights in Father O'Dea Hall, Holy Apostles Church at 6:00 pm and will end at 7:30pm.
The first class will be Wednesday, September 16 in Father O'Dea Hall.
We will practice social distancing and everyone will be required to wear a mask.
2020 - 2021 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm in Father O'Dea Hall
Classes have started but newcomers are welcome!
Who should attend RCIA?
- Those who are not baptized and wish to be fully initiated into the Catholic Church, by receiving the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Holy Eucharist.
- Those who were baptized in the Catholic Church or any Christian Church who want to be fully initiated into the Church and receive the sacraments of Confirmation and Holy Eucharist.
- Those already Catholic who want to learn more.
Classes will be held on Wednesday nights in Father O'Dea Hall, Holy Apostles Church at 6:00 pm and will end at 7:30pm.
The first class will be Wednesday, September 16 in Father O'Dea Hall.
We will practice social distancing and everyone will be required to wear a mask.
| RCIA Schedule 2020 - 2021 with instructors |
Profession of Faith
"I believe and profess all that the holy Catholic Church believes, teaches, and proclaims to be revealed by God."
"I believe and profess all that the holy Catholic Church believes, teaches, and proclaims to be revealed by God."
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Online Resources
The Videos page has instructions on how to sign up for FORMED
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Holy Apostles Catholic Church
1315 NE Eight Street East Wenatchee, WA 98802 Phone: 509-884-5444 holyapostles@nwi.net Holy Apostles FaceBook |
From Wenatchee go up 9th Street and cross Eastmont. Once you get across Eastmont, it changes into 8th Street. Continue on 8th street until you get to Kansas. The Church is on the left side. It is a big round building.
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