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Which of the following is a catechumen reception day?
Easter Vigil
Pentecost
Feast of Booths
Christmas Eve
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Easter Vigil
Explanation:
Initiation of those who have not yet been baptized into the Church happens most prominently at the Easter Vigil. On that night, catechumens complete their preparation and are baptized, then confirmed, and receive the Eucharist for the first time, formally joining the Catholic Church. The Easter Vigil symbolizes new life in Christ, making it the traditional moment for welcoming catechumens into full communion. Pentecost marks the coming of the Holy Spirit and the growth of the Church, but it is not the standard time for catechumen reception. The Feast of Booths is a Jewish festival and has no place in Christian initiation. Christmas Eve is a major vigil before Christmas but is not the typical day for the catechumen reception ceremony.
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