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couner-journai - Friday, July i 2) 1968 o i . v ,t •) n i t i ,i I •r i I j 1 t t > •\J b i i f } t 1 i i Pope's 'Credo of the People of God 9 - Following is a major por- tion of \The 'Credo' of th« People of God\ proclaimed by Pope Paul VI (June 30) at the closing of the Year of Faith during an open-air Mass in St Peter's square. With this solemn liturgy We end the celebration of the ninteenth centenary of the martyrdom of the holy Apos- tles Peter and Paul, and thus close the Year of Faith. We ' dedicated it to the commem- oration of the holy Apostles in order that We might give witness to Our steadfast will to be faithful to the Deposit of the faith which they trans- mitted to Us. With the awareness, cer- tainly, of T>ur human weak- ness, yet with all the strength impressed on Our Spirit by such a command, We shall make a profession of faith, pronounce a creed which, without being strictly speak- ing a dogmatic definition, re- peats In substance, with some developments called for by the spiritual condition of our time, the creed of Nicea, the creed of the immortal Tradi- tion of the Holy Church of God. Perplexity in the Church In making this profession, We are aware of the disquiet which agitates certain modern quarters with regard to the faith. We see even Catholics allowing themselves to he seized by a kind of passion for chaivge and novelity. The Church has always the duty to carry on the effort to study more deeply and to present in a manner ever better adapted to successive generations the unfathomable mysteries of God, rich for all in fruits of salvation. But a t the same time the greatest care must be taken, while ful- filling the indispensable duty of research, to do no injury to the teachings of Christian doctrine. But above all, We place Our unshakeable confidence in the Holy Spirit, the soul of the Church, and in theo- logical faith upon which rests the life of the Mystical Body. We know that souls await the word of the Vicar of Christ, and We respond to the expec- tation with the instructions Which We regularly give. So today the Pastor of the Universal Church raises his voice to give, on behalf of all the People of God, a firm witness to the divine Truth entrusted to the Church to be announced to all nations. i; Profession of Faith f We believe in one only God, Eather, Son and Holy Spirit, Creator of things visible such as this world in which our transient life passes, of things invisible such as the pure spirits which are also called angels, and Creator in each man of his spiritual and im- mortal soul. We believe that this only God is absolutely one in His infinitely holy essence as also in all His perfections, ir, His omnipotence, His infinite knowledge, His providence, His will and His love. He is He Who Is, as He revealed to Moses; and He is Love, as the Apostle John teaches us: so that these two names, Being and Love, express ineffably the same divine Reality of Him Who has wished to make Himself known to us. Cod alone can give us right and full knowledge of this Reality by revealing Himself as Father, Son and Holy Spirit, in Whose Eternal Life we are by grace called to share, here below in the ob- scurity of faith and after death in eternal light. The Role of Christ We believe in Our Lord Jesus Christ, Who is the Son of God. He is the Eternal Word, born of the Father be- fore time began, and one in substance with the Father, and through Him all things were made. He was incarnate of the Virgin Mary by the power of the Holy Spirit, and was made man: equal there- fore to the Father according to His divinity, and inferior to the Father according to His. humanity, and Himself one, not by some impossible confusion of His natures, but by the unity of His person He dwelt among us, full of grace and truth. He proclaim- ed and established the King- dona of God and made us know in Himself the Father. He gave us His new command- ment to love one another as He loved us. He taught us the Way of the Beatitudes of the Gospel: poverty in spirit, meekness, suffering borne with patience, thirst after justice, mercy, purity of heart, will for peace, per- secution suffered for justice's sake. ^We believe in the Holy Giver of life, Who is adored ajUd glorified together with tfte Father and the Son. He s&Mce to us by the Prophets; He was sent by Christ after His Resurrection and His As- Pope Paul VI details before 40,000 pilgrims the be- liefs that must be accepted by Catholics. (Religious News Service) a Virgin, of the Incarnate Word, OUT God and Saviour Jesus Christ, and that by rea- son of this singular election, she was, in consideration of the merits of her Son, re- deemed in a more eminent manner, preserved from all stain of original sin and filled with the gift of grace more than all other creatures. Joined by a close and in- dissoluble bond to the Mys- teries of the Incarnation and Redemption, the Blessed Vir- gin, the Immaculate, was at the end of her earthly life venf S&PW** ***' We believe that the Blessed Mother of God, the New Eve, Mother of the Church, con- tinues in Heaven her mater- nal role with regard to Christ's members, cooperating with the birth and growth of divine life in the souls of the redeemed- Issue of Original Sin We believe that in Adam all have sinned, which means that the original offense com- mitted by him caused 'human nature, common to all men, to fall to a state in which it bears the consequences of that offense, and which is not the state in which it was at first in oiir ffcrst parents, est- ablished as they were in holi- , ness and justice, and in which man knew neither evil nor death. It is human nature so fal- len, stripped of the grace that clothed ii injured in its own natural powers and subjected to the dominion of death, that is transmitted to all men, and it is in this sense that every man is born in sin. We therefore hold, with the Council of Trent, that original Parents to Blame For U.S. Violence, Priest Declares New York—(NC)—To blame television networks for violence in the nation may be putting the shoe on the wrong foot, a priest who is a communications expert said here. \Although it. is true that television does portray violence, very often children get condi- tioned to brutality by observing their own barents,\ said Father Donald F. X. Connolly, coordi- nator of the National Catholic Office for Radio and Television, in an address to film executives. \Children hear their parents make bigoted remarks about ethnic, religious and racial groups, \and undisciplined re- marks about political candidates for public office,\ he said. 'They hear parents refer to . police officers as 'cops' and other de- rogatory names. Politicians arc 'crooked,' big business is 'only af ter a buck.' Parents even quar- rel between themselves. Father Connolly said TV and film executives should assume responsibility as mplders of pub- lic opinion by making violence cension to the Father; He il- r . ltl'mlnates, vivifies;—proteets-Hoofc-unattraetfeve, arid guides the Church; He purifies the Church's mem- bers if they do not shun His glace. His action, which pene- ia! perfect (Mt. 5, 48). Mother, who remained e-vcr *t sin, is transmitted with hu- man nature, \not by imita- tion, but by propagation\ and that it is thus \proper to everyone\. We believe that Our Lord Jesus Christ, by the Sacrifice of the Cross redeemed us from original sin and all the personal sins committed by each one of us, so that, in ac- cordance with the word of the Apostle, \where sin abounded, grace did more abound\. We believe in one Baptism * ins.titptpd;by Our^.Lord Jesus Christ f6r the remission of sins. Baptism should be ad- . ministered even to little chil- dren who have not yet been able to be guilty of any per- sonal sin, in order that, though born deprived of supernatural grace, they may be reborn \of water and the Holy Spirit\ to the divine life in Christ Jesus. We believe In one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church, built by Jesus Christ on that rock which is Peter. She is the Mystical Body of Christ; at the same time a visible society Instituted with hier- archical organs, and a spirit* ual community; the Church on earth, the pilgrim People of God here below. She is therefore holy, though she has sinners in her bosom, because she herself has no other life but that of grace: it is by living by her life that her members are sanctified; it is by removing themselves from her life that they fall into sins and dis- orders that prevent the radia- tion of her sanctity. Church Teaches all Men We believe all that is con- tained in the Word of God written or handed down, and that the Church, proposes for belief as divinely revealed, whether by a solemn judg- ment or by the ordinary and universal magisteriuin. We believe in the infallibil- ity enjoyed by the Successor of Peter when he teaches ex cathedra as Pastor and Teach- er of all the Faithful, and which is assured also to the Episcopal Body when it exer- cises with him the supreme magisterium. We believe that the Church founded by Jesus Christ and for which He prayed is inde- fectibly one in faith, worship and the bond of hierarchical communion. In the bosom of this Church, the ri«h variety of liturgical rites and the legitimate diversity of theo- logical and spiritual heritages and\ special disciplines, far from injuring her unity, make. it more manifest. ' / We entertain the hope that the Christians who are not yet in the full communion of the one only Church will one day be reunited in one Flock with one only Shepherd. We believe that the Church is necessary for salvation, because Christ, who is the soul Mediator and Way of salvation, renders Himself present for us in His Body which is the Church. But the divine Design of salvation embraces all men; and those who without fault on their part do not know the Gospel of Christ and His Church, but seek God sincerely, and under the influence of grace endeav- our to do His will as recog- nised through the promptings of their conscience, they, in a number known only to God, can obtain salvation. 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