The Creed
The Creed is the faith in a few lines, said every Sunday. These pages go through it slowly: the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit, the Church, and the life to come.
- What a Creed Is Why Christians sum up their faith in a creed, where the Apostles' and Nicene Creeds come from, and what it means to say "I believe".
- God the Father The first article of the Creed: one God in three Persons, the Father almighty, who made everything out of nothing and out of love.
- Jesus Christ The heart of the Creed: who Jesus is, true God and true man, and what he did for us in his life, death, resurrection and ascension.
- The Holy Spirit Who the Holy Spirit is, a divine Person and not a force, how he acts in Scripture, and how he works in the Church, the sacraments and our prayer.
- The Church What Catholics mean by "one, holy, catholic and apostolic", why a Church of sinners is called holy, and how the pope and bishops serve it.
- The Life of the World to Come The Creed's last lines: forgiveness, the resurrection of the body, judgment, heaven, purgatory and hell, the new creation, and the final Amen.