What does catechist mean?
A person who instructs or teaches others in the principles of a particular subject, especially a Christian doctrine, especially in a systematic and methodical way. A catechist is often a layperson who assists a priest or minister in teaching the faith.
Example
"The catechist led the group of children through a series of questions and answers, helping them to understand the basics of the Christian faith."
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