The Apostles’ Creed is a statement of belief. When prayed, it affirms faith in God, Christ, and the Church.
It unites believers in shared belief and reminds us of the foundations of Christianity.
The Apostles’ Creed is prayed at the beginning of the rosary, setting the foundation of faith before meditation begins.
Each time it is prayed, believers renew their commitment to Christ.
What should you do when a rosary breaks? Learn whether a broken rosary is a bad sign, when it can be repaired, and how Catholics respectfully handle blessed rosaries that can no longer be used.
Why do some Catholics kiss their rosary or crucifix after prayer? Discover the meaning behind this devotional gesture, whether it is required, and how it expresses love for Christ.
Why does a Catholic rosary have exactly 59 beads? Discover what every bead represents, how the five decades are arranged, and why the rosary’s structure helps Catholics pray.
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