Catechists

Catechists are individuals who teach the principles of the Christian faith, often within the context of a parish or religious community. They assist clergy by instructing both children and adults in religious education, sacraments, and moral values. Catechists typically undergo training to effectively communicate church teachings and serve as faith formation guides, helping others deepen their understanding and relationship with God. Their role is essential in fostering religious growth, community engagement, and ensuring the transmission of faith traditions across generations.