Meanings of catechist in English

He was for many years a catechist of the Episcopal Church.

Since this may be in human nature, say "Yes" to the catechist.

A superintendent of schools, and catechist to the negroes.

The catechist went on: "Have you seen the same river on the plain?"

He was baptized by the name of Nyána Prácasam, or Spiritual Light, and became a catechist.

Men more enlightened than my convict-catechist sit down at home to follies equally sterile and dull.

The ceremony has been described by a catechist, who witnessed it at Car Nicobar in July 1897.

The catechist asked about a house called Darkwater, and was met with a shake of the head.

I am lodged in one of the finest houses in the village, that of the catechist, an opulent man.

A clever catechist made him an imposing-stone out of two boulders of basalt found in a river-bed hard by.

A late head catechist of one of my missionary brethren was, before his conversion, the priest of a temple.

Fair catechist, I enjoy myself.

It was our first idea that the catechist, true to his evangelical vocation, was clothing the naked from his superfluity.

The catechist reads from a manifesto: All intellectual productions of the bourgeoisie are either offensive or defensive weapons against the revolution.

The New Yorker, November 13, 1971 P. 49 Everyday the priest meets the catechist in the park.

So in they jumped; but were somewhat mortified-poorlittle fellows-tofind themselves, half an hour later, back again at the catechist's house.