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RICA: Preguntas, respuestas, temas y consejos

Authored by William Keimig in Issue #30.2 of The Sower
Esta página sobre la iniciación cristiana se ofrece en cada número de The Sower como medio continuo para tratar temas específicos que no necesariamente reciben atención en artículos más generalizados o en recursos de formación. Todas las preguntas provienen del campo y tienen dos fuentes: 1) los lectores como usted mismo; 2) asuntos que se van suscitando durante los talleres dirigidos por la Association for Catechumenal Ministry (ACM) a lo largo de los últimos diez años en varias diócesis. P. ¿Por qué le cuesta tanto dinero a un católico conseguir una anulación? P. ¿Cuáles ceremonias constituyen los Ritos Preparativos normalmente? ¿Por lo regular, ¿cuándo se realizan? P. ¿Cuál es el ciclo (A, B, o C) que se debe de usar con los Escrutinios y el Rito Penitencial? P. Tiene un simpatizante de quien se sabe que cohabita con su novia. ¿De qué forma y cuándo es que se debe de tratar este tema durante el proceso RICA, y quién lo debe de hacer? ¿Qué se les debe de decir al equipo RICA acerca de cómo manejar esta situación pastoral? ¿Existen algunas directrices para esta situación?

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