catechised (Meaning)

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catechised (imp. & p. p.)

of Catechise

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The new members were catechised thoroughly before they were officially welcomed into the church.
As part of their preparation for confirmation, the teenagers were catechised on the teachings of the Church.
The catechised individuals demonstrated a profound understanding of the religious doctrines.
Before their baptism, the adults were catechised on the significance of the sacrament.
The catechised children eagerly participated in discussions about the life of Jesus.
The catechised group displayed a strong commitment to living out the values of their faith.
Through catechising, the pastor ensured that the congregation had a solid grasp of Christian principles.
The catechised candidates for ordination underwent rigorous theological training.
After being catechised, the converts publicly professed their faith during the ceremony.
The catechised youth took on leadership roles within the church community, eager to share their knowledge with others.

of Catechise

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The new members were catechised thoroughly before they were officially welcomed into the church.

As part of their preparation for confirmation, the teenagers were catechised on the teachings of the Church.

The catechised individuals demonstrated a profound understanding of the religious doctrines.

Before their baptism, the adults were catechised on the significance of the sacrament.