/ˈkɛdrɛndə/ CRED-en-də

Definitions

1. noun

Things to be believed or accepted; doctrines or propositions to be accepted as true.

“The church’s credenda reflected the community’s values and principles.”

2. noun

In a liturgical context, the articles of faith to be recited or proclaimed during worship.

“The priest recited the credenda before the sermon.”