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The 13 pages that link to Didache, each with the reason it gives.

• EucharistRelated: Its prayers provide some of the earliest surviving evidence for Christian Eucharistic practice.

• BaptismBroader topic: Its instructions document how some early Christian communities performed the rite.

• Christian liturgyBroader topic: Its brief directions preserve early evidence about communal prayer and Eucharistic practice.

• ExcommunicationRelated: Its guidance reflects the communal discipline that preceded later canonical procedures.

• Apostolic FathersBroader topic: It preserves practical teaching alongside the collection’s letters and sermons.

• Believer's baptismBroader topic: Its instructions describe baptism following teaching, while allowing practical adaptations.

• OrdinationBroader topic: Its references to appointing bishops and deacons illuminate early forms of ministerial selection.

• CatechesisBroader topic: Its instructions on baptism and fasting offer an early witness to Christian formation.

• Apostolic traditionBroader topic: Its guidance preserves practices associated with early Christian communities.

• Infant baptismRelated: Its baptism instructions describe water baptism but do not clearly specify infant baptism.

• Second Epistle of JohnCompared with: It also regulates how communities should receive traveling prophets and teachers.

• Catholic MassRelated: Its prayers provide early evidence for Christian Eucharistic practice.

• Church serviceBroader topic: Its instructions offer early evidence for organized Christian communal worship.