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cat·e·che·sis \ˌkad.əˈkēsə̇s, -atə-\ noun (plural cateche·ses \-ēˌsēz\) Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek katēchēsis instruction, from katēchein to teach — more at catechize 1. : oral instruction of catechumens : catechizing 2. : a discourse marked by catechesis; especially : a formal discourse sometimes committed to writing < the catecheses of St. Cyril of Jerusalem > |