The Nicene Creed

Catholic belief is succinctly expressed in the profession of faith or credo called the Nicene Creed.
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[@coyuk]

I became a catholic back in March and the one thing I struggle with during Mass is the Nicene Creed. I feel guilty when I have to bring out my little mass helper leaflet to read it. Thank you for saying you need it written down in front of you too. That makes me feel a little less guilty about not knowning it by now. God bless you.

[@mariadelatorre3446]

Thank you, Father. I will explain this to my kids in catechism class.

[@Follower-v6s]

The Nicene Creed says, “God from God, Light from Light, true God from true God, begotten, not made, of one being with the Father.” Let’s make it clear. The direct and literal meaning of “God from God” is: God proceeds from God. That is, God created Himself, because He proceeds from God. He proceeds from God, but is God too. Doesn’t it mean that God is from God? That is, God created Himself, which is definitely a wrong interpretation. There must be a profound meaning in this verse, rather than just what it says. What it really means is: At a certain point many lifetimes ago, the Christ was begotten of the Father - that is, “God from God”. Through practice in many lifetimes, He has eradicated all sins and sinful nature, fully restored divinity and spirituality, and become one with God. So He is God. --Light of Wisdom Church《The Trinity ｜God from God, Light from Light｜Reincarnation | I Am the way, the truth and the life 08》

[@RuthAmezcua-rx9gp]

Thank you for all your kind words father God bless you.

[@rosskelly4200]

This video really helped me. I plan to watch it quite a few times while I learn the prayer in full. Thank you Fr Brad.

[@juliocebucopintorgomez2957]

Do you know how hard it is to make my 6th-grade students understand Nicene and Apostles Creed? Very hard but because of this video I understood the tenets and it helped me a lot in teaching my studs! Fr. Brad, THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@chuckliebenauer3656]

Thank you for this presentation. May God bless you and all of us. Amen!

[@denysemcalister6218]

Thank you Father Brad for explaining the Nicene Creed in such a simple way that I actually understand

[@alexanderrodriguez3346]

Muchas gracias padre por su increíble explicación. Dios y la Virgen lo acompañen.

[@Godfearingwoman489]

Thank you 🎊 Amen 🙏

[@kris1095HTX]

Thank you for this information 🙏 😊 you helped alot by being so approachable and knowledgeable. Gracias Padre 💕

[@MaranglikPeterTo-Rot-dm4nc]

Amazing video. Thank you very much for this important video and it's magnificent content. Amen ❤️

[@patricksmith3135]

Good Afternoon Father Brad; I loved your talk on the Creed. God bless you and your great work. I did finally mail out your hand-made-just-for-you Rosary and I expect you will receive it by Tuesday. Though you live in Albany, apparently your mail lives in Hammond until it is delivered to you. We figured that out. Hope your day is great: hope the Saints win too. Patrick

[@patrickw631]

Thank you awsome video Fr.

[@annette4660]

Wonderful! Thank you Father!

[@tammiecurrie930]

This is so so informative! Thank u so much!

[@ronaldtan4909]

How many essential truths in the nicene creed

[@prmpatti]

Love your coffee cup - the one in your opening depicting la Virgen de Guadalupe. Have prayed to her numerous times …

[@marisol12424]

Best video ever ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

[@budokarate6212]

Thank you, Father. Very educational. 🙏🏼🙏🏼✝️✝️

[@gabrielesquerra113]

very informative

[@sheraiah1]

I really enjoyed listening. Thank you.

[@gabrielesquerra113]

very nice

[@juliel.6949]

Great video. Thank you Father.

[@simonewilliams7224]

This was great to define our faith .

[@BLACK.ANGEL.]

4:05 this is the best explanation I've ever heard!!!

[@angelawilson5092]

Sharing this with my class tonight. I think they will really relate in the way you explain this. Hoping for a few "aha" moments. Thank you for sharing this!

[@gailropitz6329]

Me too!! Thanks

[@AnnElizibethRose1959]

The true teachings is the traditional Catholic church Amen! Too funny.. love your humor.. The Pope did say don't lose your humor! I still fumble and cringe no matter what.. I still panic due to the length... grrr..lolol

[@royajelle906]

thank you

[@richardfredericks4069]

I say the Nicene Creed every time I say thee Rosary 📿. I dislike the Apostles Creed because it doesn't really say what I believe, it's too general.

[@Lxigln]

Exactly my thought, the Nicene creed is richer and more profound especially the reminder "for us and for our salvation"

[@ryanheritage7099]

Father Doyle, I'm using this video for a Doctoral Project and I need the posted date. Could you please provide me with it? Also, thank you for posting the video. This visual representation was very informational and helped my project group better understand my historical background on the subject.

[@robertj.4152]

Almost have it memorized. We recite it each mass in the Anglican Church

[@michaelblair5566]

I more or less remember the Nicene Creed. Been saying it in Mass since 1986. I graduated from a Catholic High School in 1991.

[@robertj.4152]

We say it in the Anglican mass, too.

[@t-rex786]

nice

[@MrSquid-gr7qi]

Nice

[@justbreadbutter1923]

nice

[@gell4h]

nice

[@latinboyyy305]

Hold on, which was the original wording? Was it that the holy spirit proceeds from the father and the son, or was it from the farther alone? What was the original, you kinda just kept it moving.

[@annette4660]

Good question!

[@benboulet1724]

Father alone

[@pauljordan4452]

A Priest for 40 years taught that Heaven has no zip code. It is a state of peace light and love, not a zip code.

[@deborahallanah]

Pontius Pilate was actually a good person it was the governor’s custom each year during the Passover celebration to release one prisoner to the crowd-anyone they wanted. actually found Jesus innocent and wanted him released but people said no because it was in their power of the crowd he even washed his hands afterto show that He refused to take responsibility for his death because it wasn’t in his power ‭

[@atiqrahman7289]

NICEAN CREED--- done in NICEA 325 A.D.

[@roniquebreauxjordan1302]

,.really good explaination of the creed...this is my second #connectoroots KZbin this weekend...France 24's Cajun documentary is..#superb

[@charmainehartman6123]

Amen 🙏😇

[@johnteula9428]

Amen

[@paulphil2920]

Permit to share this in my Fb page. I've shared this in my students today.

[@CatholicLifeTV]

Please do!

[@charlyromeo7926]

​​@@CatholicLifeTV According to our Nicaea Creed 325AD Catholic is the original Church and not the one that the Bishop of Rome, and a Byzantine official declares centuries later Doesn't it?

[@nelsonelnene]

Hi Father, I'm currently taking the RCIA class, and if everything goes well, God willing, I'll be baptized by passover. I have a question, it might sound stupid or counterintuitive, but here it is. are all the catholic church teachings captured in the Nicene creed? in other words, can I get baptized if I believe what is written in the Nicene creed even though I struggle to believe other church's teachings such as Mary's immaculate conception and assumption to heaven? I do believe the catholic church is the church Jesus founded and entrusted to carry on his teachings, so I'm conflicting.

[@douglasdde376]

Father, why do Catholics in North America, add “ born of the father before all ages “, being born can mean created, which is contrary to our understanding of Jesus being eternal ?

[@beomgyuniverseofficial]

Thank you actually I’m new here.

[@MrCelistaskin]

Let's talk about the filioque.

[@Davidsavage8008]

The kingdom of heaven ? Do you mean , our fathers will in heaven on earth as it is in heaven ? John 3 : 13 ?

[@johnsusco3681]

I have Compassion for Pontius Pilot because he did try to free Jesus but the Pharisees hardened his heart. God‘s plan was for Jesus to die on the cross for our sins.

[@黄文谦-g4v]

In fact, originally the Christ should have sinful nature, but eventually eradicated it through practice. Why? Because according to the Nicene Creed, at a certain point many lifetimes ago, the Christ was begotten of the Father. Till many lifetimes later did God send Him to save mankind as the Savior. This is a fact. But why did God beget the Christ many lifetimes ago, but send Him to be the Savior many lifetimes later? Because the Christ was initially sinful and unprepared. He needed time to practice. If the Christ was initially sinless and didn’t need practice, then there’s no need for God to beget Him at that certain point many lifetimes ago. God can simply beget Him 2000 years ago when mankind needed to be saved, and then directly send Him to save mankind. Does it make sense? --Light of Wisdom Church《The Trinity ｜God from God, Light from Light｜Reincarnation | I Am the way, the truth and the life 08》

[@atiqrahman7289]

Nicean Creed ---- about nature of GOD. Jesus is fully GOD, and fully HUMAN.

[@purifying-my-heart]

The PISTEVO (Creed) was all done in Greek, why are you relying on the Latin! Also, the Holy Spirit proceeds from The Father, *NOT* the Son, that's what the faith is. Once you change that, you rebuke The Holy Trinity.

[@peterhawkins7130]

We all get to go to hell first, but accend

[@HCA777]

Repent!

[@williamoldaker5348]

It's literally no different than a Comic book retcon. Catholics are just fundamentalist cosplayers.

[@Dashynene]

Coffee is acidic

[@TheSpectre005]

This is so dumb why did my teacher send me this

[@georgegamal51]

bro speaking facts lmao

[@littlealisa]

So maybe you’ll learn something, maybe.

[@daphnerobert-hamilton3066]

Thank you