Inquiry sessions are open-door evenings of discussion and teaching where non-Catholics come and ask questions about the Catholic Faith from experienced Catholic catechists in a no pressure, low-key, very relaxed environment. If you are familiar with OCIA, the process by which a non-Catholic prepares to become Catholic, Inquiry is basically “Pre-OCIA,” if you will.

Inquiry sessions are open-door evenings of discussion and teaching where non-Catholics come and ask questions about the Catholic Faith from experienced Catholic catechists in a no pressure, low-key, very relaxed environment. If you are familiar with OCIA, the process by which a non-Catholic prepares to become Catholic, Inquiry is basically “Pre-OCIA,” if you will.

Inquiry sessions are open-door evenings of discussion and teaching where non-Catholics come and ask questions about the Catholic Faith from experienced Catholic catechists in a no pressure, low-key, very relaxed environment. If you are familiar with OCIA, the process by which a non-Catholic prepares to become Catholic, Inquiry is basically “Pre-OCIA,” if you will.

Inquiry sessions are open-door evenings of discussion and teaching where non-Catholics come and ask questions about the Catholic Faith from experienced Catholic catechists in a no pressure, low-key, very relaxed environment. If you are familiar with OCIA, the process by which a non-Catholic prepares to become Catholic, Inquiry is basically “Pre-OCIA,” if you will.

Inquiry sessions are open-door evenings of discussion and teaching where non-Catholics come and ask questions about the Catholic Faith from experienced Catholic catechists in a no pressure, low-key, very relaxed environment. If you are familiar with OCIA, the process by which a non-Catholic prepares to become Catholic, Inquiry is basically “Pre-OCIA,” if you will.

Inquiry sessions are open-door evenings of discussion and teaching where non-Catholics come and ask questions about the Catholic Faith from experienced Catholic catechists in a no pressure, low-key, very relaxed environment. If you are familiar with OCIA, the process by which a non-Catholic prepares to become Catholic, Inquiry is basically “Pre-OCIA,” if you will.