DOCTRINE
The Holy Trinity
Summary
The Catholic Church professes one God in three divine Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—consubstantial, undivided, and distinct.
The exact theological classification and certainty vocabulary are provisional and require qualified theological review.
Sources
CCC 253
Catechetical summary of Trinitarian dogma.
First Council of Constantinople (381)
Expanded Nicene confession concerning the Holy Spirit.
Understanding the Teaching
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Provenance
- Review state
- DRAFT — THEOLOGICAL REVIEW PENDING
- Reviewer
- Not yet assigned
- Review date
- Pending
- Canonical file
- context/doctrine/trinity.yaml ↗
- Revision history
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