A creed is a statement of faith. Some of the contents of the Creed that the Catholic faithful professes are not found in the Bible but are lived by the Church as her tradition.

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Jesus intends her Church to be divided. He said, “ut unum sint’ which means ‘that all may be one.’

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The early Christian communities serve as a model of ideal communion, united in faith, worship, and charity. They laid the foundation for the basic ecclesial communities (BECs) in parishes today.

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The human person’s excellence depends simply on his capacity and role; according to Aristotle, for example, If the person is a farmer, farming is his ultimate excellence. However, universally, all humans should live out their rationality as their essential excellence.

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Individualism emphasizes personal autonomy and self-reliance, while collectivism focuses on the group’s needs over the individual’s. The Church does not believe that individualism and collectivism are evil, only in their extreme forms.

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The Church should embrace mercy not as an afterthought but as an integral part of life. Since Christ called us all to be merciful as our Heavenly Father is merciful, living in mercy daily is a fundamental part of our vocation.

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Spirituality of truth calls us to be sincere and faithful in our words and actions and in the entirety of our being. Thus, all Christians should logically embody and reflect this truth, which means living it out throughout their lives.

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Cafeteria Catholicism is a kind of Catholicism that the Church promotes since it calls for dialogue in schools. It will help Children become mature in faith and freedom.

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The Spirituality of Mercy and the Spirituality of Communion are interconnected, as showing mercy toward others, both humans and God's creatures, unites us with them. This connection is rooted in truth, which allows us to contemplate God's purpose and intention for all things in the universe.

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Ontological Truth asks whether an action is moral, immoral, good, or evil, highlighting the virtue of veracity. Moral Truth, on the other hand, inspires people to align their whole life to their ultimate goal.

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