In this Latin Learning episode, we explore The Apostles' Creed line-by-line, decoding each Latin phrase with its theological depth and historical context. Known as the Old Roman Symbol, the Creed emerged amidst early Church heresies and solidified by the 4th century. Though not penned directly by the apostles, it embodies their proclamation, serving as a baptismal confession across centuries.

From “Credo in Deum” to “Vitam Aeternam,” we examine each phrase’s etymology and show how it was designed to protect orthodoxy and instruct converts. This guide helps listeners, families, and catechists grasp not only vocabulary but why every word was deliberately chosen to affirm truth and refute error.

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