Le Credo des apôtres est une profession de foi. Récité, il affirme la foi en Dieu, au Christ et à l’Église.
Il unit les croyants dans une foi commune et nous rappelle les fondements du christianisme.
Le Credo des apôtres est récité au début du rosaire, posant le fondement de la foi avant que la méditation ne commence.
À chaque récitation, les croyants renouvellent leur engagement envers le Christ.
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