by Charles Rappa on April 4th, 2005

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Can the Catholic church deny baptism to someone who has been attending RCIA because they do not feel she's "ready"?

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by thintaonga on April 24th, 2005
It depends by who you mean by the Catholic Church. If your RCIA leader and the priest involved both felt you weren't ready you could always appeal higher up as it were - the head of the dioscese for example. As long as you can find a priest who will baptise you as you are you can be.
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