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**beepbeet** · 07-27-2009, 11:13 PM

Welcome, Melvin.

I was baptized a Roman Catholic, and at the age of 35 became a catechumen, having weekly sessions with my parish priest, as I studied Orthodoxy. After approximately eight sessions, I underwent chrismation and was then able to receive communion.

It is a relatively straightforward process, although your specifics may vary. Find an orthodox priest and ask him.

May God bless you on your journey,

Matthew

07-27-2009, 11:13 PM	#6
beepbeet Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 424 Senior Member	Welcome, Melvin. I was baptized a Roman Catholic, and at the age of 35 became a catechumen, having weekly sessions with my parish priest, as I studied Orthodoxy. After approximately eight sessions, I underwent chrismation and was then able to receive communion. It is a relatively straightforward process, although your specifics may vary. Find an orthodox priest and ask him. May God bless you on your journey, Matthew
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