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The Acclamation of Faith is the verse that we say or sing following the consecration. The priest sings or says: Mysterium fidei! Literally: Mysterium = the mystery; fidei = of faith. The Mystery of Faith! We all respond: Mortem tuam annuntiamus, Domine, et tuam resurrectionem confitemur, donec venias.
The Mystery of Faith, that is, the ineffable gift of the Eucharist that the Catholic Church received from Christ, her Spouse, as a pledge of His immense love, is something that she has always devoutly guarded as her most precious treasure, and during the Second Vatican Council she professed her faith and veneration in a new and solemn declaration.
In fact, properly speaking, and to use the words of the sacred liturgy, it is the Mystery of Faith. “Indeed, in it alone,” as Leo XIII, our predecessor of happy memory very wisely remarked, “are contained, in a remarkable richness and variety of miracles, all supernatural realities.”[4]
23 mar 2020 · Mysterium Fidei / Mystery of Faith - A / English Canon Singing / Latin RitePublished by NPM in Liturgy of the Eucharist.
The phrase "the mystery of faith" is given as a translation of the phrase "τὸ μυστήριον τῆς πίστεως" in 1 Timothy 3:9 in two English versions of the Bible: the Wycliffe Bible and the Douay–Rheims Bible.
22 sie 2011 · The Latin originals are like an exclamation that speaks directly to the Lord Jesus. Two of them say, “Domine” (“Lord”) and one speaks to the “Salvator mundi” (“Savior of the world”). The dialog...
9 mar 2018 · The Mystery of Faith is a Eucharistic Acclamation, typically sung, directly after the words of institution transform the bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ during a Roman Rite Catholic Mass. Formerly known as the Memorial Acclamation, the Mysterium Fidei conveys one of the deep truths and mysteries of the faith.
