IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH – FORT SMITH: Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults and Children (RCIA)

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Have you thought about becoming Catholic and wondered where to start the process? 

Were you baptized in the Catholic Church but never received any other Sacraments? 

Are you curious about what Catholics believe, but not sure if you want to become a Catholic?  
Every year, in Catholic parishes around the world, more and more adults and children (over 7 years old) are welcomed into the Catholic Church.
Their reasons for starting the journey may be varied, but their reasons for staying are similar. If you, or someoneyou know might be interested in
finding out more about this process, please call Surennah Werley at 783-7497 or Peggy Brandebura at 785-7973.

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