What Is Expected Of An Enquirer

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This document outlines the role and responsibilities of an enquirer in the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) program. It states that an enquirer should listen, understand others, clear up doubts, reflect on what they learn, study materials provided, and be open and respectful. Responsibilities include being punctual, attending mass, praying, reading the bible, keeping sessions confidential, and attending at least 90% of sessions. It also addresses administrative items like submitting baptism certificates and notifying the program of any marriages or divorces.

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