Becoming a Catholic - an on-line seeker centre
NEWS:
If you would like to find a course about the Catholic Faith and make contact with a local Catholic Church in our diocese then see our list of RCIA courses.
If you would like to visit one of our churches see list
If you have been interested in the Papal Visit and would like to speak to someone in the diocese about finding out more about Catholicism see Papal Visit section.
Find out more
- What does it mean to be a Catholic?
- How can I find out more about Catholic beliefs?
- How can I become a Catholic?
- How can I find a Catholic Church?
- What courses are available in the diocese?
- How long does it take to become a Catholic?
In this on-line "Seeker Centre" you can explore these questions, and find practical details of courses available in our diocese.
Available in the links on this page are several sections including an inspiring and prayerful reflective section "Made for God".
You can see what other people have said about becoming a Catholic or read a section of 'Frequently Asked Questions' about becoming a Catholic.
You might wish to go to one of our local Catholic churches and attend a service there; you would be very welcome to do this. You might like to introduce yourself to the priest after the service and talk to him about how you could find out more about the Catholic Church.
If you have a friend or relative who is a Catholic and goes to mass then perhaps you would like to ask them if you can go along to church with them, or you might want to ask them about the Catholic Faith or what their faith means to them. They will be happy to answer you, and even if they are not able to answer all your questions they can put you in touch with someone who can. RCIA courses are listed each Autumn, and a brief introduction to the RCIA can be found in the RCIA page.
Lots more information is available in links, and especially from life4seekers.co.uk