Catequésis Question
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Catequésis Question
My 8-year old daughter is doing her catequésis classes. Although we are CofE, she was keen to do it because all her class at school do, and I couldn't see why not.
A funny thing has come up though ... we got a letter from the parish to say that on Monday the whole catequésis class is going to the church for a renovación del bautismo.
My question is ... Does this mean she will effectively become a bapitzed Catholic on Monday?
Not that I mind. I'm just curious. And I don't want to raise it with the priest, because I don't want to risk creating a big drama for my little girl.
A funny thing has come up though ... we got a letter from the parish to say that on Monday the whole catequésis class is going to the church for a renovación del bautismo.
My question is ... Does this mean she will effectively become a bapitzed Catholic on Monday?
Not that I mind. I'm just curious. And I don't want to raise it with the priest, because I don't want to risk creating a big drama for my little girl.
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Re: Catequésis Question
My 8-year old daughter is doing her catequésis classes. Although we are CofE, she was keen to do it because all her class at school do, and I couldn't see why not.
A funny thing has come up though ... we got a letter from the parish to say that on Monday the whole catequésis class is going to the church for a renovación del bautismo.
My question is ... Does this mean she will effectively become a bapitzed Catholic on Monday?
Not that I mind. I'm just curious. And I don't want to raise it with the priest, because I don't want to risk creating a big drama for my little girl.
A funny thing has come up though ... we got a letter from the parish to say that on Monday the whole catequésis class is going to the church for a renovación del bautismo.
My question is ... Does this mean she will effectively become a bapitzed Catholic on Monday?
Not that I mind. I'm just curious. And I don't want to raise it with the priest, because I don't want to risk creating a big drama for my little girl.
Moreover, I'd very much doubt that she'll "become catholic" simply by having attended catequésis classes or even being part of a 'renovacion del bautismo'.
In the end, he'll be pleased that you have shown enough interest for your daughter to attend.