NICENE CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH

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Jesus the Christ

The Son, the Second Person of the Trinity, became incarnate so that we might be adopted through him as Children of God. By an act of God, he took flesh from the womb of the Virgin Mary.

By his life and teaching he showed the way of righteousness and the love, the power and the will of God.

By his death and passion, he made the offering which only he could make, liberating us from the power of sin and reconciling us to God.

By rising from the dead, he triumphed over death and opened the Kingdom of God to all believers, bestowing the fullness of the New Life, of Life in Abundance.

We share in the victory of his resurrection when we are baptized and become living members of his mystical body, the Church.

Christ gave us this twofold summary of the Law: You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind. You shall love your neighbour as yourself. Christ also gave us the New Commandment: that we should love one another even as he loved us. It is the duty and joy of Christians to live according to these great guiding principles.

 

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  • Greetings
  • NCAC/ACCOA
  • Apostolic Succession
  • Vatican Declaration
  • The Most Holy Sacrament
  • Eucharistic Rite
  • Devotional Mass
    • Readings
    • Link for ACCOA Missal
  • Independent Catholic Missal
  • Altar Missal
  • Archbishop Leon
  • Consecration Belgium
  • Consecration USA
  • Ordination to Priesthood
  • Archbishop Frederic
  • ECPBS
    • ECPBS HOLY LAND
    • ECPBS Admin
  • Lutheran Church of St. Peter and St. Paul
    • Lutheran Church of St. Peter and St. Paul
    • Ecumenical Council of the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul
  • Premises
    • Trinity
    • Children of God
    • Sin and Salvation
    • Creeds
    • Jesus the Christ
    • The Holy Bible
    • The Church
    • Communion of Saints
    • Ministry of the Laity
    • Ministry of those in Holy Orders
    • Prayer
    • Sacraments
    • Theosis
    • The Great Assurance
  • Novena of the Holy Spirit
  • Notes on Advent
  • Convocation Address 2012
  • Society of the Christian Life
  • The Order of St. Paul
  • Knighthood, Order of St. Paul
  • Notes on Religious Knighthood
  • Theotokos
  • Light a Candle
  • Prayer Requests
  • The Late Robert McKewin
  • Intercommunion
  • ECUSA Eucharistic Lectionary
  • Plainchant
  • Metropolitan Cantor Institute
  • Pipe Organs
  • Templars
  • Books by Msgr. Sweeley, Th.D.
  • Contact Us