From a reader:
"I have a question about who can teach RCIA. Is it assumed that a
teacher in the program is a practicing Catholic in communion with the
Church? When would a divorced person who is not in communion with the
Church, and is not receiving Communion themselves be qualified to teach?
I see this as very counterproductive."
Obviously, I am in agreement here. A divorced person not in communion with the Church is not an ideal RCIA instructor and can hardly be said to be a decent witness of the grace of God. If the pastor allows this to go on, then I question the state of the catechesis in that parish in general.
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Who can teach RCIA? Well, the answer ab experientia would be "anyone who is shockingly ignorant of the doctrines and disciplines of the Catholic faith."
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