Ok, I've made the decsion to become Catholic. What's the next step? What is the process to becoming Catholic? I'm currently unbaptized, but am going to be getting baptized, hopefully soon.
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welcome home 
now you need to get in contact with your parish priest and see about getting in teh RCIA classes which will teach you more of what it means to be Catholic and what the Church believes and holds dear. God bless you on your journey 
now you need to get in contact with your parish priest and see about getting in teh RCIA classes which will teach you more of what it means to be Catholic and what the Church believes and holds dear. God bless you on your journey
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You call the nearest Catholic parish and ask them about taking convert classes. Its called RCIA. They will prepare you to receive the sacraments including baptism. You will be considered a catechumen and hopefully if all goes well, you will be received into the Church, baptized at the Easter Vigil Mass.traviscatholic12 said:
By taking these classes, you are in no way obligated to convert if you change your mind. You can stop at anytime or you can continue in them for as long as you need/like until you feel you are ready to join the Church.
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DreamTheater said:BTW, I like your new screen name much better.
I didn't even notice that, but that's fantastic Travis!
As others have said, contact your local parish priest and he'll get you started. Keep asking questions in OBOB too.
And Welcome Home - Rome Sweet Rome!
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