The Order of Christian Initiation of Adults

UPDATE:  After unexpected delays, we finally received the book in our warehouse only to discover a defect in the printing. The book is missing the first eight pages, including the Table of Contents.  The printer has assumed full responsibility for the defect and the delays. They will also be reprinting the book so that we can send a free replacement to anyone who ordered and received a copy of this first printing.  

In the meantime, we decided to send the defective books to all our pre-orders and regular orders so that you can begin to review the text.  We’re also providing a link to view/download the missing pages here: OCIA Table of Contents.

The preorders for the English-Spanish bilingual edition will ship out the week of December 30, 2024.

The Order of Christian Initiation of Adults is produced with the same high-quality standards one has come to expect from MTF’s liturgical offerings – especially the Roman Missal, The Book of the Gospels, and The Order of Penance.  The quality of this worthy, dignified, and beautiful ritual edition helps convey the solemnity and dignity of the Order of Christian Initiation.

Includes:

• Order of the Catechumenate Arranged in Steps
• Order of Initiation of Children Who Have Reached Catechetical Age
• Simpler Order of Adult Initiation
• Shorter Order of Adult Initiation to Be Used in Near Danger or at the Point of Death
• Preparing Adults for Confirmation and the Eucharist Who Were Baptized as Infants and Did Not Receive Catechesis
• Order of Reception into the Full Communion of the Catholic Church of Those Already Validly Baptized
• Combined Rites
• Acclamations, Hymns, and Chants

Features:

• Synthetic leather hardcover in “liturgical red” with gold stamping
• Smyth-sewn pages for durability
• Texts in vivid red and black inks for readability
• Satin placeholder ribbon
• Pagination designed to reduce page turns during prayers
• Musical notation for select hymns (see preview pages)
• 7” x 10” with 13pt font

This new translation was approved by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops and confirmed by the Apostolic See.