The Infinite Price of Our Redemption and the Tremendous Mystery of the Cross There are words that, because we have repeated them so many times, run the risk of no longer shaking us. “Suffered under Pontius Pilate; was crucified, died, and was buried.” We pronounce them in every Creed. We …
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When Christians recite the Creed, we are not simply pronouncing an ancient formula or repeating words learned in childhood. We are proclaiming the very heart of our faith: who God is, who Jesus Christ is, and what our hope of salvation is. Among all the articles of the Creed, the …
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The Heart of Christianity Explained Through the Second Article of the Creed When a Christian prays the Creed, he may not always be aware of the immensity of what he is proclaiming. Yet every phrase of the Creed is a synthesis of centuries of revelation, prayer, martyrdom, and theological contemplation. …
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The foundation of all Catholic faith: who God is, who you are, and why you exist There are truths that are not merely studied: they uphold an entire life. The first article of the Creed is not simply a phrase learned in childhood or repeated mechanically at Holy Mass. It …
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The prayer of the Creed, also known as the “Profession of Faith”, is one of the most fundamental prayers in the life of every Catholic. Although it is recited regularly in the liturgy, especially during Sunday Mass, the Creed is much more than a mere declaration of beliefs. It represents …
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