catechize
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catechizing, present participle; catechised, past participle; catechized, past participle; catechized, past tense; catechising, present participle; catechizes, 3rd person singular present; catechises, 3rd person singular present; catechised, past tense;
/ˈkatəˌkīz/,
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catechizing, present participle; catechised, past participle; catechized, past participle; catechized, past tense; catechising, present participle; catechizes, 3rd person singular present; catechises, 3rd person singular present; catechised, past tense;
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Instruct (someone) in the principles of Christian religion by means of question and answer, typically by using a catechism
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Put questions to or interrogate (someone)
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- examine through questioning and answering
- give religious instructions to
- (catechist) one who instructs catechumens in preparation for baptism (especially one using a catechism)
- (Catechizing) A catechism (κατηχισμός from kata = "down" + echein = "to sound", literally "to sound down" (into the ears), i.e. to indoctrinate) is a summary or exposition of doctrine, traditionally used in Christian religious teaching from New Testament times to the present. ...
- (Catechist) Any adult who commits to sharing his or her faith with our youth in a formal way (typically on a retreat and follow-ups).
- (Catechist) Someone who teaches Christian doctrine, especially in Parish or School.
- verb - 1. to teach, especially in the principles of Christian dogma, discipline, and ethics by the method of questions and answers 2. to question or examine closely or methodically