LysseC
Philosopher and fangirl. Worst. Combination. Ever.
Exactly. Except Credo, which is an Italian verb for "I believe" (but also the name of a prayer), and Kyrie (Greek), they are all Latin names for prayers.I thought they were named after religious stuff, like you say.
Credo, that's like believe. And there is a prayer called The Credo.
Kyrie is the kyrie eleison which is another prayer/ prayer song.
Sanctus is a prayer said before communion.
Agnus is just lamb...like the agnus dei...lamb of god? That's a prayer too
Gloria is another prayer for Catholics and Protestants.
Now that I think about it, Gloria is the only name which is commonly used in Italian (my parents wanted to call me Gloria... Lol. They changed their minds, though. Pity. 'Twas a good name.).