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Cat`e`chet´ic`al`ly
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My grandmother's final days awakened long-suppressed memories of my own childhood in the catechetically challenged 1970s. Their delicious romance has its high point when Joseph catechetically tests Margery on common cultural truths: But catechetically speaking, that which defines "Catholic" in Religion class simply isn't open to interpretation. |
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