catechumen

Cyril of Jerusalem took place within the Church and aimed to bind the catechumen to the Church "the real ship that leads to salvation of the soul." Conducting existential ceremonies in the church, the sacred space, leads to their substantiation upon the ecclesiocentric principle.

A catechumen or faithful [person] if he wishes to become a soldier, let them [sic] be cast out because they despised God.

Three areas in particular stand out in this category: Martin's service in the army while still a catechumen, Martin's service under the hostile pagan emperor Julian, and Bishop Martin's dealings with the nominally Christian emperor Maximus.

Catechumen is a computer game in the "first-person shooter" genre of Quake and Halo, but with a Christian flavor.

Catechumen houses offered both a shelter and a form of religious conditioning for these outcast groups.

The Ordo Baptismi begins with two questions to the catechumen. The second, "Fides, quid tibi praestat?," with its response, "Vitam aeternam," demonstrates the Christian confession in the salvific power of Baptism.

Also, at the time of Ambrose, Ambrose himself was appointed bishop when he was only a catechumen. This may have also occurred elsewhere at that time.

Sub-editing by the average ten-year-old catechumen could have saved Russell from the worst of his howlers.

There must be a lot of it, much more than the catechumen dreams, so much that the gin smokes when you pour it in.

I gave him the manuscript of my first novel to read and awaited his verdict with the expectancy of a catechumen. And when I received his letter--generous, with approval and advice--I felt happy.

The mission log-books supply plentiful, if terse, examples of each: "Kilongola removed from catechumenate for entering galo [the initiation ceremony]";(70) "Katua of Mkuzi was today deprived of his cross and put back from being a catechumen to the position of a hearer.