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Apart from Easter's significance, is there a reason the Church initiates new catechumens then?

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The significance of Easter aside, why is it a common practice to initiate new catechumens at Easter?

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How can the significance of Easter be set aside from the question of the initiation of catechumens? Catechumens are unbaptized and so receive baptism as part of their sacramental initiation. Baptism is the sacramental birth from death to new life, made possible by Christ’s triumph over death at the Resurrection on the first Easter. Easter is a favored time to hold baptisms for precisely that reason.
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