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What is the fitst stage of the Rite of Christian Initiation-?
Acceptance into the Order of Catechumens is the first stage of the Rite of Christian Initiation.
Did religion affect politics after World War 2 in Vietnam?
Yes, the increased acceptance of Catholicism led to less democratic policies in the US.
Rite of acceptance during RCIA?
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (often abbreviated RCIA) is the process through which interested adults are gradually introduced to the Roman Catholic Faith and way of life. (Source Wikipedia English, The Free Encyclopedia)
What is Roman cathloicism?
The Christian church has been know as the Catholic church since the apostles's time. Later, several "rites" developed. The largest and most well know (in the west) is the Latin Rite which is what we call Roman Catholicism; as the Latin rite was centered and takes its language from Rome.
How does an adult go about converting from Methodist to Catholicism?
since it is possible that the baptism practised by the methodist church could be accepted by the catholic church.In the case of the person who ready to accept the catholic faith is ready to accept the catholic faith,the catholic church in this case which is to be handled by a catholic priest will celebrate the rite of acceptance for this methodist person involved into the catholic faith,possibly during the celebration of the mass in a catholic church.
What are the three steps in the rite of the Christian initiation?
There are actually four stages in the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. 1. The first period consists of inquiry on the part of the candidates and of evangelization and the precatechumenate on the part of the Church. It ends with the rite of acceptance into the order of catechumens. 2. The second period, which begins with the rite of acceptance into the order of catechumens and may last for several years, includes catechesis and the rites connected with catechesis. It comes to an end on the day of election. 3. The third and much shorter period, which follows the rite of election, ordinarily coincides with the Lenten preparation for the Easter celebration and the sacraments of initiation. It is a time of purification and enlightenment and includes the celebration of the rites belonging to this period. 4. The final period extends through the whole Easter season and is devoted to the postbaptismal catechesis or mystagogy. It is a time for deepening the Christian experience, for spiritual growth, and for entering more fully into the life and unity of the community. Taken from paragraph 7 of the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults.
What is the antonym for rite?
rite
Is there an English translation of the post-Vatican II Ambrosian Rite Liturgy of the Hours?
The Ambrosian rite differs in some ways, many from the conventional rites and practices of Roman Catholicism. It is contained within Western Europe, in fact, mainly in Italy. St. Ambrose, for whom the rite is named was Bishop of Milan. I don"t know much about the rite but it is within the overall structure of Roman Catholicism but has some distinctive rites and practices. The Church calendar is somewhat different. Advent, for example, is six weeks rather than four as in normal Roman practice ( therefore, St. Nicholas, the prototype of, we all know who- falls inside advent. He is just outside advent in Roman church practices. I know because my parents were married on Dec.6. There are other differences in church costumes ( the Red vestment is used quite often, the the RC church it is reserved for celebrating martyred saints") Red indicating Blood. It is unusual as it is a variant on Roman catholicism right inside the borders of Italy!- and in a major industrial and commercial center as Milano. Imagine, if you will, the Detroit Rite. ( In my father's garage, there are many stalls!) sorry about the joke.
Is the Latin rite the same as the Roman rite?
Yes, "Latin Rite" is generally used synonymously with "Roman Rite" and vice versa.
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Roman catholic rite is sometimes called the --- Rite?
In the Catholic Church, the word "rite" refers either to a particular ritual action that the Church undertakes, such as the "Rite of Baptism," or to the overall expression of Catholicism that is undertaken. In the first case, there are many rites that are celebrated within the Catholic Church. In the second case, there are several different expression found in unity with each other in the Catholic Church, each containing a certain amount of the total Catholic population. All of these Rites are in union with the Pope and share the same beliefs (not just on a superficial level, but completely), but there is a diversity in expressing the same Catholic truths and pratices. There is the Latin Rite (which everyone tends to refer to as Roman Catholic). Then there are Byzantine Catholics who may be of the Ukranian Rite, the Ruthenian Rite, the Maronite Rite, and so forth. These types of rites differ from each other with regard to their worship practices (the form of the Eucharistic celebration differs as to language, types of representations of God and holy men and women, and so forth), geography (the Ukrainian Rite, for instance, whereas Latin Rite Catholics are typically found just about anywhere on the globe), history, and some disciplinary practices (each Rite has its own verson of Church Law actually).
