This year, Christians around the world are celebrating the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, held in 325 A.D. We ...

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Every Sunday, in churches across the country, worshippers stand to affirm that they believe in “one God, the Father, the Almighty, maker of heaven and earth.” For many, these words are as familiar as ...

The formulation of the Nicene Creed, as amended by the Council of Constantinople into the form familiar today, was an act of ...

The year 2025 marks a milestone in the Christian Church. This year, the Nicene Creed turns 1,700 years old. In May of AD 325, the Roman Emperor Constantine called together church leaders from across ...

The Council of Nicaea, which convened in 325 AD under Emperor Constantine, changed the history of Christianity.

Although the ancient city of Nicaea lies in ruins and the geographic centre of Christianity has shifted West, Pope Leo XIV and Christian leaders gathered at an archaeological site in Turkey to ...

When Christians recite the Creed, it should prompt an examination of conscience about what they truly believe and what kind of example of faith in God they give to others, Pope Leo XIV wrote.

Irenaeus and Tertullian in the very early Christian church talk about a “regula fidei,” a “rule of faith,” which was a statement of common belief the community could use to explain to new folk what ...

The Nicene Creed 1700th Anniversary Celebration is a campus-wide initiative that brings together lectures, worship, music and community events to mark the enduring legacy of one of Christianity’s most ...

Following is the full text of the joint statement issued Nov. 25, 2025, by Archbishop Richard G. Henning and Greek Orthodox Metropolitan Methodios on the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea a ...

This summer, I published a memoir titled Flog Your Memory, Write It Down, now available at Bermuda Bookstore. Much more, Chapter 45 features “Ecumenical Creeds as Required Reading” for my sons and ...