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Meanings of catechumen in English
Usage of catechumen in English
1
From the fact that he is a catechumen, he says, in Christ.
2
This day my catechumen Alfgar was baptized in the priory church.
3
Very surely St. Ambrose had no notion of what the catechumen was thinking.
4
Perpetua was here received by Rusticus, a catechumen, who attended her.
5
And I told him that in Wales I was what they call a catechumen.
6
On Monday he baptized in jail a catechumen named Rogatianus.
7
In one word, he must labor for that catechumen's conversion.
8
Doubtless he was a very lukewarm catechumen, since at intervals he inclined to scepticism.
9
In still another, though inferior sense, the catechumen confirms.
10
The catechumen was not satisfied, but he put up with it for lack of anything better.
11
Her mother was probably a Christian, as was one of her brothers, the other a catechumen.
12
If he shall answer you, 'I am a catechumen;' he is anointed but not yet baptized.
13
He was still a young man, less than ten years separating him from the youthful catechumen.
14
Meanwhile, Patricius was now become (very tardily) a catechumen.
15
Our catechumen has now been confirmed.
16
He was governor of the village, and yet as a catechumen he attended each morning the sermons for the children.
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