catechism

These were the kind of questions they never gave you in catechism.

They are probably those with which your catechism class does not help.

But I have not finished the catechism by any means.

The Catechism, of which he had learned about half, suggested nothing.

The main activity of the Society is catechism, for the young and old.

Many of the children would have been in the priest's catechism class.

He has given us not only a catechism but a Bible.

Some literary works have also taken the form of a catechism.

Let us see if you have truly learned your catechism.

Then, with her as interpreter, a kind of catechism began.

"Is what you have just heard a part of my catechism?

At first, she taught catechism with a stick in hand.

But the catechism did not help; she knew too well how much of it was false.

But in 2005, the Catechism was stopped by the school due to public demand.

Much of their education was devoted to religion and to the catechism.

So far as is known, he was one of the first to edit a catechism in America.

His translation of a book on the catechism was published.

This sentence appeared for he first time in his catechism of 1555.

The bishops proposed more than 24,000 changes in the catechism.

"For those who need catechisms, perhaps there are indeed none left," he said recently.

He also taught catechism to the children of the town at the local parish church.

She remembered the catechism to which her own father had subjected Michael.

They got some of the card players to confession and then to catechism.

Between times, she taught catechism and reading to little girls accepted at the free school.

The priest will come soon to examine us on the catechism and everything else.