Definition of "catechesis" []

• Oral instruction given to catechumens. (noun)

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• "The need for mystagogical catechesis is absolutely necessary in being able to fully enter into the sacred mysteries in the liturgy; mind, body, heart, and soul."
• "That is only incidentally because of generally execrable adult catechesis, which is as spottily rectified as it is broadly lamented in the Church."
• "Many Orthodox children go to our parishes for catechesis, which is also conducted by Orthodox teachers."