For those thinking about becoming Catholic:

Why might you be thinking about this, now, as an adult? You may be looking for “more” in life, dissatisfied with the emptiness you may be feeling. You may be at an age when you are open to God’s call….or your children may be asking questions…or you are experiencing a need to belong to something, someone, bigger than yourself. You might be searching for a way to share faith within your family…you might simply know that there is something missing in your life. All of us, Catholics or not, experience these longings at one time or another. Those of us involved in the St. Hubert Parish RCIA process invite you to join us, to begin YOUR journey, to ask questions, pray with us, explore your own spiritual history, and learn about the Catholic Church.
 
What do I do next?
Inquirers seeking entrance into the Catholic Church meet once per week for instruction and discussion in the essentials of the Catholic Faith. Following the Rite of Acceptance/Welcome, they also attend Sunday Liturgy together as a group and may be dismissed after the Liturgy of the Word to reflect more deeply on the Scriptures and seek to connect them to their daily lives. Each person on this faith journey has a companion in the initial stages, and later chooses a sponsor—a baptized Catholic who provides support, prayers, and guidance. Further, it is the work of the entire parish community to support our inquirers through prayer and example.
 
Call Marie Staffa at 847-885-7700, ext. 124 or email her at mstaffa@sainthubert.org for more information.