The central mystery of the Christian faith and life is the Most Holy Trinity. It is a mystery that is hidden in God and can only be known through divine revelation.
The Catechism highlights and emphasizes that the entirety of Christ's work is a joint mission of the Son and the Holy Spirit, with the Son anointed by the Spirit at his incarnation.
A story about a young boy trying to fit the entire sea into a small hole he dug while pondering the mystery of the Trinity according to St. Augustine.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church aims to help every reader believe and build a relationship with God, especially when it comes to understanding God's plan for humanity. It teaches about the creed, worship, and how to live according to God's plan.
While the Holy Spirit is the soul of the church and Jesus guides it into all truth, the humanity of the church may sometimes get in the way of its divinity as history may have shady moments where each person is broken.