noun
- instruction or training in religious doctrine, especially Christian faith, typically through questions and answers.
- a summary of religious doctrine in the form of questions and answers, used for instruction.
Usage: formal; religious context
Usage: formal; religious context
Examples
- The priest conducted catechesis for the children preparing for their first communion.
- Early Christian catechesis emphasized memorization of core beliefs.
- The bishop oversaw the catechesis program in the diocese.
- Catechesis has been a traditional method of religious education for centuries.
- Parents participated in catechesis sessions to better understand their faith.
- The catechesis class met weekly to study Scripture and doctrine.