The Catechetical Review - Communicating Christ for a New Evangelization

RCIA: Preguntas, respuestas y consejos

Authored by William Keimig in Issue #29.1 of The Sower
Esta página sobre la iniciación cristiana se ofrece en cada edición de The Sower como herramienta continua para enfrentar preguntas concretas que quizás no reciben respuesta en los artículos o demás recursos de capacitación más generales. Todas las preguntas provienen directamente del campo, y tienen dos fuentes: 1) de lectores como tú; 2) de asuntos que se suscitan durante los seminarios dirigidos por la Association for Catechumenal Ministry (ACM) [Asociación para el Ministerio Catecumenal] a lo largo de los últimos ocho años en varios diócesis. P: ¿Qué es ‘Abriendo la palabra’? o ¿‘Reflexión sobre la palabra’? ¿En qué parte se habla de esto en la guía a los Ritos? P: ¿Se puede utilizar el Aceite de Catecúmenos para ungir a los candidatos para bendiciones y exorcismos menores? P: ¿Se puede recibir a los cristianos bautizados en la Iglesia fuera de la Vigilia Pascual? P: ¿Para qué se utiliza el acrónimo RCIT [RICT: T denota teenagers o adolescentes]? P: ¿Cuáles son los pros y las contras al permitir que un participante con una anulación [de matrimonio] pendiente pase por los Ritos de Aceptación / Bienvenida? ¿Qué hay de los Ritos de Elección /Llamada a la Conversión Continua? ¿Existen algunas directrices para esto?

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