“John the Evangelist thus becomes the perfect type of the mystic, and also the perfect mystagogue, teacher of the mystical path.”

“Otherwise, short of becoming a mystagogue, a patent agent therefore has little chance of convincing his potential client.”

“Thus, with Piero for mystagogue, we enter an inner shrine of deep religious revelation.”

“It offers an evocative mystagogy that seeks nothing less than to lead the attentive reader deeper into the mystery of God.”

“They cannot be rightly understood except by persons who undergo a kind of mystagogy, enabling them to glimpse the transcendent through concepts derived from finite things.”

“The newest members of the Church return during the Easter Octave for mystagogy, that it, post-baptismal catechesis.”