Four Stages Of The Catechumenate

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The four stages of the catechumenate are precatechumenate, catechumenate, purification, enlightmnet, or Illumination, and mystagogia. The first stage of catechumenate is precatechumenate; this stage is about evangelization and initial conversion. He or she heard the good news and wanted to learn more. At this age they are called inquirers. They then find a good member to be their sponsor. Then the church celebrated the rite that admitted the inquires into the order of catechumens. This stage is where you are considered part of the church. The next stage is catechumenate. Catechumenate is the time of study between two or three years, the catechumens receive instructions in the Gospels and Church teachings. They receive these instructions by

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