[Sca-cooks] Bread and wine in the Catholic church

[grizly]

RCIA  . . . Rite of Catholic Initiation of Adults.

You get a couple three sacraments at one time, including Confirmation, 1st
Communion and, if not dipped in a Christian Church, Baptism.  Final ceremony
of bestowing the Sacraments is done by the Bishop, or his specificly
designated agent if he cannot attend.

What gets me is that they don't teach either in Catholic School or RCIA the
history of the Great Schism and the Major heresies that have shaped out
Church . .. like the Great Schism cross-excommunications and Luthers 99
theses.  Wierd.

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I can't remember the official name of it right now but it is the 7 month or
so long class that someone has to take in order to become Catholic. You have
to attend these classes on a weekly basis and go through a bunch of stuff so
you can eventually become a "Catholic" and get baptized at Easter.


What is it really?