catechist
Noun
Meaning
One who instructs by question and answer, especially in religions matters.
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A former catechist, Downey has included recipes and craft projects, which she calls “great teaching tools for religion, since it needs to be hands-on.”
After his baptism, he trained as a catechist.
“Furthermore, a catechist who is well-formed in the faith will pass it on with confidence, knowing that what he or she is handing on is the pearl of great price.”
She served and is still serving in these ministries: Eucharistic minister, lector, VIRTUS facilitator, catechist, parish council and parish social chairperson.
She is also a catechist leader who helps prepare other catechists for the important faith formation work of the young and adult of our Hispanic community.
“Indeed, since the church speaks of serving as a catechist as a ‘vocation,’ it is an authentic pathway to the holiness that we are all called to.”