This practice sometimes involves the Quicumque vult, established by Athanasius. An early form of this practice involved the words "descendit ad infernos." It was modified in 381 at Constantinople, but reverted at Ephesus. In Latin, this practice involves the words "confiteor unum (*) baptisma in remissionem peccatorum." This practice usually precedes the intercession or Universal Prayer or Prayers of the People and comes after the sermon or homily. This practice uses a text ending "and the life of the world to come." It
This practice sometimes involves the Quicumque vult, established by Athanasius. An early form of this practice involved the words "descendit ad infernos." It was modified in 381 at Constantinople, but reverted at Ephesus. In Latin, this practice involves the words "confiteor unum (*) baptisma in remissionem peccatorum." This practice usually precedes the intercession or Universal Prayer or Prayers of the People and comes after the sermon or homily. This practice uses a text ending "and the life of the world to come." It usually involves the Symbolum adopted at the Council of Nicaea. For 10 points, name this practice of reciting a text that begins "[We or I] believe in one God."
This practice sometimes involves the Quicumque vult, established by Athanasius.
reciting the Creed [or Credo; or Symbolum until mentioned; accept any answers involving more specific Creeds, like the Nicene Creed or Apostles' Creed]