- [citation needed]
Catechisms are
characteristic of
Western Christianity but are also
present in
Eastern Christianity. In 1973, The
Common Catechism, the first...
- Pope John Paul II in 1992 as a
reference for the
development of
local catechisms,
directed primarily to
those (in the church)
responsible for catechesis...
-
catechism may
refer to:
Roman Catechism, 1566 The
Catholic Catechism (Hardon), 1975
Catechism of the
Catholic Church and its
derived works Catechism This...
-
catechisms, by
adding maps,
glossaries or
definitions publishers could copyright and sell
their own
version of the
catechism. The
Baltimore Catechism...
- Reformed. John Calvin's
Genevan Catechism was
especially influential among the
British Reformed. The most po****r
British catechisms included works by John Craig...
-
Westminster Catechism may
refer to:
Westminster Shorter Catechism Westminster Larger Catechism This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with...
- 'Palatinate
Catechism.' It has been
translated into many
languages and is
regarded as one of the most
influential of the
Reformed catechisms. Today, the...
-
Being the
larger of the two
catechisms, the
questions and
answers go into much
greater detail than the
Shorter Catechism is
summarizing the
chief points...
- The
Imperial Catechism (French: Catéchisme impérial) was
established in 1806 by
Napoleon I to
replace the
diocesan catechisms throughout the Empire. Derived...
- and teachers, as well as a synopsis, the
Small Catechism, to be
memorised by the people. The
catechisms provided easy-to-understand
instructional and devotional...
