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CATECHETICAL INSTRUCTION AS THE WORD OF GOD

The Greek word katechesis means “instruction by word of mouth, especially by questioning and answering.” This was a prominent way to teach all things secular and religious in the ancient world, used by Socrates and the Hebrews. It is the way Christ taught his disciples. It is the way the Church teaches her initiates, otherwise known as catechumens. 

by Laura Robbins

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