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Adult Confirmation Registration Form | FORMA DE CONFIRMACIÓN PARA ADULTOS
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Confirmation for Adults / Confirmación para Adultos
But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, throughout Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. Acts 1: 8Adult Catholics (ages 18 and older) who have been baptized, received First Communion and are practicing their faith but have not celebrated the Sacrament of Confirmation are invited to participate in our preparation program.
Interested adults must fill out a registration form. You can register online at the La Purisima Concepcion website or pick up a registration form outside the pastoral center. Once you fill out the form, you will be notified of the process and what is required as a candidate.
Registration has begun!
-For questions about adult Confirmation, please contact the office of Religious Education.
805-735-3068
Requirements to Enroll
- 18 years of age
- Baptized and has received First Communion
- Complete the registration form
- Provide a copy of Birth, Baptism and First Communion Certificates
- $100 per year
- Candidates must participate in the Sunday or Saturday Mass every week.
Class Time
Confirmación de adultos
Las clases de confirmación para adultos ya comenzaron, pero aún tiene la oportunidad de registrarse.
Si usted es un católico adulto (de 18 años en adelante) que ha sido bautizado, recibió la Primera Comunión y está practicando su fe pero no ha celebrado el Sacramento de la Confirmación, está invitado a participar en nuestro programa de preparación.
Los adultos interesados deben completar un formulario de registro. Puede registrarse -en línea en el sitio web de La Purísima Concepción o recoger un formulario de registro fuera del centro pastoral. La hora y el día de clase será anunciados.
Si tiene preguntas sobre la Confirmación de adultos, comuníquese con la oficina de Educación Religiosa.
805-7358-3068
RICA para Niños y Adultos
Pero recibirás poder cuando el Espíritu Santo venga sobre ti, y ustedes serán mis testigos en Jerusalén, en Judea y Samaria, y hasta los confines de la tierra. Hechos 1: 8
RICA para niños
Este programa de dos años da la bienvenida a niños que han alcanzado la edad de la razón, aproximadamente la edad de ocho años, y no se han bautizado.
RICA es un proceso de estudio, exploración, intercambio de fe y formación de fe con los ritos litúrgicos específicos para buscadores e investigadores.
Requisitos para Registrar los niños
- 8 años de edad y no bautizados
- Complete el formulario
- Proporcione una copia del Certificado de Nacimiento
- $100 por año
- Los niños deben participar en la misa del domingo o sábado cada semana.
- Los padres deben asistir a 2 Enriquecimiento de Fe clases por mes.
Clases RICA para niños
RICA para adultos¿Conoces a alguien que no está bautizado o que ya es católica pero aún no ha recibido la Confirmación o la Comunión, que está sedienta de lo que significa ser católico? El Rito de Iniciación Cristiana de Adultos (RICA) es un lugar para hacer preguntas y buscar el entendimiento. Las clases comienzan son semanalmente.
Vaya al sitio web de La Purísima y regístrese o recoja una forma de registración fuera del centro Pastoral.
Para preguntas, llame a la oficina de Educación Religiosa.
Requisitos para inscribirse para adultos
- 18 años de edad
- Bautizados en otra fe católica pero ninguna otra instrucción católica
- O bautizados en otra fe cristiana pero ninguna otra instrucción católica.
- O no bautizado en absoluto
- Complete el formulario de inscripción
RICA para adultos Formulario de inscripción
Horario de clase
Sábados: 7 pm Misa
To learn more about participating in RCIA, please call the Parish Secretary 805-735-3068, or visit the Pastoral Center during normal office hours.
First we make an appointment with the inquirer for an interview so they may ask questions and express any concerns they may have. Then we explain the process and how it works to them.
Interview
Period of Evangelization and the Precatechumenate
This is a time of no fixed duration or structure. It is a time for inquiry and introduction to gospel values, and an opportunity for the beginnings of faith. The adults will meet once a week during this period.
Rite of Acceptance into the Order of Catechumens
This is the liturgical rite we celebrate three times a year marking the beginning of the catechumenate. During this rite the catechumens express, and the Church accepts, their intentions to respond to God's call to follow the way of Christ. We celebrate The Rite of Welcome for all candidates who have been baptized as Catholics or who are coming from another faith at a separate liturgy.
Period of the Catechumenate
During the Period of the Catechumenate, together with the community, the catechumens and candidates celebrate the Liturgy of the Word at the 10:00 A.M. Mass each Sunday. After the Homily, they and their catechists continue to study and ponder the scriptures and teachings of the Church. Through prayer, learning, and coming to know other Catholic Christians, the catechumens and candidates discover the love and power of God in their lives and in the Church. For adults this period will last for one full Liturgical year.
Rite of Election or Enrollment of Names
At this Liturgical rite, which is celebrated on The First Sunday of Lent, the bishop formally acknowledges the readiness of the catechumens, declares in the presence of the community the Church's approval of the candidates, and calls them to the sacraments of initiation. The catechumens respond by expressing their desire for these sacraments. From this time, until they are baptized, they are called The Elect. The Rite of Calling the Candidates To Continuing Conversion celebrates God's call to the baptized candidates.
Period of Purification and Enlightenment
This time of intense preparation for initiation usually coincides with Lent. During this period the Elect, together with the parish community, focus on conversion, scrutinize their lives in light of the gospel, and celebrate the presentations of the Creed and the Lord's Prayer. The Scrutinies are celebrated on the 3rd, 4th, and 5th Sundays of Lent. These are for the catechumens only. The candidates celebrate the 2nd Sunday of Lent with The Penitential Rite.
Celebration of the Sacraments of Initiation
The Elect become full members of the Body of Christ, the Church, through the celebration of the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, and Holy Eucharist at the Easter Vigil. From this time until the end of the Period of Mystagogy they are known as Neophytes which means "new sprouts". The already baptized candidates receive the sacraments of confirmation, and Holy Eucharist usually on the second Sunday after Easter.
Period of Mystagogy
During the fifty-day season of Easter, neophytes ponder the experience and meaning of the sacraments and participate with the faithful in the Eucharistic life of the Church and its mission for justice and peace. Formation and teaching continue for one year to help the neophytes become incorporated into the full life of the Christian community. We usually have a gathering of the adults once a month where speakers are invited to come and talk on different ministries and share their faith stories. It is a time to go into more catechesis on the mysteries of the Catholic faith that could not be explored during the Catechumenate.
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