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The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)

Day 3: What We Believe (Part 1 Introduction with Jeff Cavins)

Jan 3, 2023
47:55

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Quick takeaways

  • The Creed is not just a list of things we believe, but our response to God's revelation, calling us to both intellectual ascent and personal entrusting of ourselves to the truth revealed by God.
  • Scripture and Sacred Tradition work together to deepen our relationship with God and lead us to the fullness of truth by revealing God's words and deeds and ensuring the preservation and transmission of the deposit of faith.

Deep dives

The First Pillar: What We Believe

The first pillar of the Catechism is about the Creed and what we believe as Catholics. The Creed is divided into three parts: belief in God the Father, belief in Jesus Christ, and belief in the Holy Spirit. The Creed is not just a list of things we believe, but it is our response to God's revelation. It calls us to both intellectual ascent and personal entrusting of ourselves to the truth revealed by God. The Creed is the foundation of our faith, and it leads us to a deeper relationship with God, who shares everything with us and invites us to share in His divine life.

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