This means that catechesis is entirely returned to him. What catechesis teaches is Christ, incarnate Word and Son of God and everything that concerns him. So the one who teaches is Christ, and everyone else does so to the extent that he is his mouthpiece, allowing Christ to teach through his lips. Therefore, what characterizes the message transmitted by catechesis is above all Christocentrism, which must be understood in several ways. First, catechesis must be Christ-centered. This means that at the heart of catechesis we find, in essence, a Person, that of Jesus of Nazareth, only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth. In reality, the fundamental task of catechesis is to present Christ and everything else with reference to Him. It seeks to promote following Jesus Christ, communion with Him. In other words, each element of catechesis must be oriented towards this