The APOSTLES' CREED
2 St. Cyril of Jerusalem, Catech. illum. 5,12: PG 33,521-524. 3 Mt 28:19. 4 Roman Catechism I,1,3. ... The Church was understood in her early history, as we believe today, to be a living and vibrant organism. And so, just as She grew in age and wisdom, so too it …
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