Then, still facing the East, the Candidate was bidden to say, “I believe in the Father, and in the Son, and in the Holy Ghost, and in one Baptism of repentance Compare xviii. 22:  “One Baptism of repentance for the remission of sins.”.”  We have seen that in Cat. xviii. 22, 32, Cyril intimated to his Candidates that they would be required to profess publicly the Creed which he had delivered to them and which they had repeated after him.  This public profession of faith (῾Ομολογία, “Redditio Symboli”) was in some Churches made on Holy Thursday, according to Canon 46 of the Synod of Laodicea:  “Those to be baptized must learn the Creed by heart, and recite it to the Bishop or Presbyters on the fifth day of the week.”  But in the Apostolic Constitutions, c. xli., Candidate is required to recite the whole Creed immediately after the Renunciation:  “And after his renunciation let him in his consociation (συντασσόμενος) say:  ‘And I associate myself to Christ, and believe and am baptized into One Unbegotten Being, the Only True God Almighty, the Father of Christ,.…and into the Lord Jesus Christ.…and I am baptized into the Holy Ghost,.…into the resurrection of the flesh, and into the remission of sins, and into the kingdom of heaven, and into the life of the world to come.’  And after this vow he comes in order to the anointing with oil.”