Augustine and the catechumenate
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St. Augustine (354-430), a theologian whose views and controversies shaped the course of Christianity in the West, was also a struggling North African pastor who had a flair for teaching and who meditated deeply on the complexities of the human heart. This study examines a little-known side of Augustine; his work as a teacher of candidates for baptism. It reconstructs the experience of the ancient catechumenate.
The portrait is relevant to all those involved with the RCIApastors, DREs, catechists, liturgists.
The portrait is relevant to all those involved with the RCIApastors, DREs, catechists, liturgists.
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