The Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA) is the process by which adults from other faith traditions are received into full communion with the Catholic Church.

OCIA is a journey of faith that not-yet baptized adults, as well as baptized adults, complete with the help of a sponsor, the OCIA Team, and above all, on the strength of their own conviction and desire to grow in their faith.

The OCIA process  is typically about nine months long, beginning in the fall and ending shortly after the Easter Vigil Mass. During these months, sessions focus on an introduction into Scripture, the Catholic Creed, the Mass, the Sacraments, and other various topics such as Mary, the Saints, the Holy Spirit and Grace, and Catholic Social Teaching.

Throughout the year, members participate in a weekly learning session, various Rites and Retreats, as well as weekly reflection on the Scriptures during the 11:30am Mass. During these events, members are encouraged to ask questions and to come with an open mind, an open heart, and a desire to explore the Catholic Christian identity.