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 1  Intro               |       of the opinion that the teaching of religion requires no ~
 2 Preface,    1        |       study. He was engaged n teaching in 1250. This same year ~
 3 Preface,    1        |      for nine busy years was ~teaching, lecturing, and writing
 4 Preface,    1        |     crowded years of writing, teaching, and preaching. His Sermons,
 5 Preface,    1        |      the basis for all ~their teaching.~ ~ ~
 6 Preface,    4        | catechesis" (from the Greek: ~teaching by word of mouth) was oral
 7 Preface,    4        |       word of mouth) was oral teaching or instruction by word.
 8 Preface,    4        | question and answer method of teaching ~became general only during
 9 Preface,    4        |  Augustine's ~classic work on teaching religion, "De rudibus catechizandis" (
10 ApCreed,    4,  1    | erroneous and contrary to the teaching of the Holy Scriptures. ~
11 ApCreed,    4,  2    |     abundantly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one ~another."21
12 ApCreed,   11,  1    |                               TEACHING OF THE NICENE CREED~ ~There
13 ApCreed,   12,  4    |     is the Apostles and their teaching. ~Therefore, the Church
14 10Command,    1   (1)|    Commandment," 2). See also teaching of St. Thomas in ~"Summa
15 Sacramen,    5   (27)|    Penance," 13) follows this teaching. "The faithful should be
16 Sacramen,    5   (28)|        18), but also from the teaching of Christ Our Lord, handed ~
17 LordPray,    1,  2   | wavering."24 Hence, the Lord, teaching us to pray, first mentions
18 Question,    2,  4   |       supply it. Discuss this teaching of the "Roman Catechism."~ ~