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COVID-19 Updates & Information
Helpful Links
Updates from Gov. Kelly and the Kansas Department of Health Services
Communications from the Diocese of Kansas City in Kansas
- Center for Disease Control (CDC)
- Kansas Department of Health COVID-19 Resource Center
- Update from Douglas County
- Coronavirus Q&A with a Mayo Clinic Infectious Diseases Expert (pdf)
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
Updates from Gov. Kelly and the Kansas Department of Health Services
- Governor Laura Kelly announces Kansas' first coronavirus-related death
- Governor issues emergency declaration for COVID-19
- Three New Presumptive-Positive Cases Identified in Kansas
- Presumptive-Positive COVID-19 Case Identified in Kansas
- Frequently Asked Questions – COVID-19 (2019 Novel Coronavirus)
- COVID-19 Public Update
Communications from the Diocese of Kansas City in Kansas
Looking to join the Catholic Church?
All people who are open to discerning their personal experience of faith and to learning more about the Catholic Church are welcome to begin the RCIA process. Many people come to an awareness of their desire to learn about membership in the Catholic Church in various and different ways. Often it may be a personal faith experience, overcoming personal difficulty and tragedy, or a relationship or discussion with a person of our community which leads one to begin this exciting journey. All that is truly required is a sincere desire to learn, to grow, and to develop one’s relationship with God.
The RCIA process can be applied to the following 3 groups:
Click here to download the RCIA Registration PDF, please email the completed form to frmick@cccparish.org.
The RCIA process can be applied to the following 3 groups:
- Unbaptized: persons who have never been baptized and who need a process to help them grow in awareness to God’s call to conversion as well as ways to respond to that call. They are considered catechumens.
- Baptized in another Christian Church: Those who were baptized into another Christian denomination and wish to enter into full communion with the Catholic Church. They are considered candidates. For baptized Christians interested in possibly joining the Church, the process will vary depending upon the depth of one’s religious and spiritual readiness.
- Baptized but un-catechized Catholic Adults: persons who were baptized as infants and not given any religious instruction in the Catholic faith. These adults will be prepared to celebrate the sacraments of penance, confirmation and Eucharist. They are also considered candidates.
Click here to download the RCIA Registration PDF, please email the completed form to frmick@cccparish.org.
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