Mary Anne laid down her work, rose, hooked herself behind, as being under
catechization, and replied: 'No, it is a corruption, Miss Peecher.'
(51) At the Cadet Corps, the priest was supposed "not only to conduct the usual prayers with [the cadets] daily" but also to perform "
catechization at the appointed hours." (52)
His seemingly Catholic name was in fact a product of colonization and
catechization of Jesuit schools.
It is directed towards an internal audience, aiming the
catechization of their collaborators.
Religion and Spanish Film explores how the shift from cinema's purpose of catechizing the audience, to "reverse
catechization," or to the use of religion as a way of reflecting on metaphysical questions regarding human finitude, responds to the social and political changes that have occurred in Spanish history since the 1940s.
Here in this tribe / Nobody wants your
catechization / We may speak your
The upshots, her first US solo exhibition will no doubt demonstrate, are numerous, from a
catechization of art's liaison with thrusting neoliberalism to a call for a reconsideration of belief--and its corollary, meekness--that feels quietly radical.
Communication in the virtual space becomes successful in various areas, from domestic challenges to church mission and
catechization. A nuanced approach, from the religious perspective, belongs to Liviu Vidican Manci.
The exhibition planners were also engaged in promoting various forms of Brazilian exoticism, but never without emphasizing their paternalistic "civilizing mission" and the ongoing "
catechization" of the remaining "savages." In this sense, the images and texts displayed in Vienna also made it clear that the gradual emancipation of slaves had already begun and that Brazil's "peculiar institution" was not as inhumane as the international public may have thought.
They are given the illusion of hope that development is democratic, they are institutionalised and made to believe that they are to be 'equally' integrated, that they are going to belong to a system which belongs to others--the same lie underlying the processes of
catechization during colonisation when those who could never be 'saved' had, controversially, to be Christianised.
The catechetical ministry of the church is extremely well developed, at the levels of both state education (through teaching of religious education in the secular schools as an obligatory subject) and church
catechization. Social ministry is also thoughtfully and efficiently managed.