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1. The encyclical was titled "Humani Generis Unitatas," or "The Unity of the Human Race," but Pius died before releasing it.
2. The encyclical was smuggled into Germany under the eyes of Gestapo agents who had been warned beforehand to expect some kind of protest from Rome. (Web site)
3. The encyclical is subtitled "On the Unity of Human Society." It was the first major encyclical of Pius XII so was seen as setting "a tone" for his papacy. (Web site)
4. An encyclical was a circular letter sent to all the churches of a particular area in the ancient Christian church.
5. An encyclical was originally a circular letter sent to all the churches of a particular area in the ancient Catholic Church. (Web site)

Traditi Humilitati Nostrae

1. On 24 May 1829 he issued an encyclical, Traditi humilitati nostrae. (Web site)

Encyclical Ut Unum Sint

1. As Pope he repeated this in his encyclical Ut unum sint and spoke often of the possibility of the universal salvation of all men.

Encyclical Munificentissimus Deus

1. He was the only pope to proclaim a dogma under Papal Infallibility, in his 1950 his encyclical Munificentissimus Deus. (Web site)

Encyclical Saepius Officio

1. The Anglican Archbishops of Canterbury and York of the Church of England responded to the papal charges with the encyclical Saepius Officio, in 1897. (Web site)

Encyclical Divino Afflante Spiritu

1. In 1943, Pope Pius XII 's encyclical Divino Afflante Spiritu gave the Vatican's imprimatur to textual criticism.

Anti-Nazi Encyclical

1. He suppressed the anti-Nazi encyclical that Pius XI on his deathbed begged him to release. (Web site)

Encyclical Mystici Corporis

1. Sebastiaan Tromp supported Pope Pius XII in the writing of the encyclical Mystici Corporis in 1943.

Papal Encyclicals

1. Papal encyclicals are so famous that the term encyclical is used almost exclusively for those sent out by the Pope. (Web site)

Papal Encyclical

1. Mediator Dei, a papal encyclical was issued by Pope Pius XII in 1947. (Web site)

December

1. In his Encyclical "Quanta Cura" of 8 December, 1864, he condemned sixteen propositions touching on errors of the age. (Web site)

August

1. By the Encyclical "Gravissimo Officii", of 10 August, 1906, the pope forbade the formation of these associations cultuelles or associations for worship. (Web site)

October

1. Dated October 20, 1939, this encyclical was a strong attack on totalitarianism. (Web site)

November

1. In a November 9, 1939 editorial, "Endowed with Reason," the American Israelite in Cincinnati also discussed the encyclical. (Web site)

Words

1. The title of the encyclical is usually taken from its first few words (its incipit). (Web site)

Rights

1. The encyclical promotes a kind of corporatism based on social solidarity among the classes with respects for the needs and rights of all.
2. His encyclical Rerum Novarum focused on the rights and duties of capital and labor, and introduced the idea of subsidiarity into Catholic social thought.

Socialism

1. As early as 1878, in his encyclical on the equality of all men, he attacked the fundamental error of Socialism.

World War

1. This encyclical is important because it points to the impact of the World War Two experience in transforming Catholic social thought. (Web site)

God

1. On this point it is a pleasure to illustrate from Jerome what we ourselves said in our Encyclical on "preaching the Word of God," entitled Humani generis. (Web site)
2. Pope Benedict XVI entitled his first encyclical Deus Caritas Est (translation: God is Love), and may have been influenced by some of Swedenborg's writings.

Italy

1. Italy: Papal encyclical is issued against anarchism and socialism.

Freedom

1. Encyclical of Pius XII urging public prayers for peace and freedom for the people of Hungary. (Web site)
2. Quanta Cura was a Papal encyclical issued by Pope Pius IX on December 8, 1864, which condemned religious freedom and freedom of speech. (Web site)

Persecution

1. The encyclical condemns the persecution of Jews as well. (Web site)

Bull

1. They may choose to issue an apostolic constitution, bull, encyclical, apostolic letter or give a papal speech. (Web site)
2. There has never been an exact distinction of usage between a bull and a brief, but nowadays most letters, including Papal encyclical s, are issued as briefs.

End

1. When these documents reached Pius XI--if they ever did--the old pope Ratti was already too near his end to be able to transform them into an encyclical. (Web site)

Christopher Columbus

1. The Apostolic Delegation at Washington was founded in 1892; in the same year appeared his Encyclical on Christopher Columbus.

Evolution

1. Today, almost half a century after the publication of the Encyclical, fresh knowledge has led to the recognition that evolution is more than a hypothesis. (Web site)
2. The Hidden Encyclical of Pius XI revisits one chapter in that evolution. (Web site)

Letter

1. An encyclical letter of Pope Leo XIII (issued 4 August, 1879); not to be confused with the apostolic letter of the same name written by Pope Pius IX.
2. The next highest category, after an Apostolic Constitution, is an Encyclical Letter. (Web site)
3. Pope Leo XII called the Protestant Bible the "Gospel of the Devil" in an encyclical letter of 1824.

World

1. Pins XI at last decided to issue an encyclical, a letter addressed to all the faithful of the world.
2. Pope Leo XIII issued the encyclical Rerum Novarum in 1891, a time of vast social and economic changes in the world.

World Peace

1. Encyclical on prescribing public prayers for social and world peace.

Condemnation

1. His most famous act was the condemnation of Father Lamennais with the encyclical Mirari vos (1832). (Web site)

Mother

1. In his encyclical on Ephraim the Syrian he depicts Ephraim as a model of Marian devotion to our mother who uniquely was predestined by God. (Web site)

Mary

1. Mary, the mother of God was the subject of encyclical letters to the people of Russia in Fulgens Corona and a papal letter to the people of Russia. (Web site)
2. He was a Marian Pope, who in his encyclical Ubi Primum described Mary as a Mediatrix of salvation. (Web site)

English-Speaking World

1. His first public statement, the encyclical known in the English-speaking world as Darkness over the Earth, was full of papal rhetoric and equivocations.

Catholic Church

1. This encyclical was written in the wake of Vatican II, when the Catholic Church was questioning and revising many long-held practices. (Web site)
2. The encyclical Mit Brennender Sorge, though too little and too late, revealed that the Catholic Church all along had the power to shake the regime.

Social Problems

1. In this encyclical, the Pope had presented the Third Order of St. Francis as a Christian answer to the social problems of the times.

Rome

1. In 1831 he went to Rome to submit his quarrel to the pope, Gregory XVI, only to be condemned in the encyclical Mirari vos. (Web site)

Pope Pius

1. In his encyclical Iniquis Afflictisque from November 18, 1926, Pope Pius protested against the slaughter and persecution.
2. In his encyclical Iniquis Afflictisque[ 22] from 18 November 1926, Pope Pius protested against the slaughter and persecution. (Web site)

Death

1. This encyclical commemorates the fifteenth centennial of the death of Pope St. Leo I and focuses on the See of Peter as the center of Christian unity. (Web site)

Pope John Paul

1. This encyclical is one of four recent documents (by Pope John Paul II) which serve as a framework of analysis for the socio-political questions of the day. (Web site)
2. Pope John Paul II releases encyclical "The Gospel of Life" March 25, condemning evils of abortion and euthanasia.

Bishops

1. The Wednesday allocutions cannot replace encyclical letters, mandates, and letters to bishops. (Web site)

Pius Xii

1. Father Graham added that the central ideas in the encyclical were adopted by Pius XII, who published the document Summi Pontificatus in October 1939. (Web site)

Immaculate Conception

1. On 8 September 1953, the encyclical Fulgens corona announced a Marian year for 1954, the centennial of the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception.

Blessed Virgin Mary

1. In 1950, Pius XII issued the encyclical Munificentissimus Deus and infallibly defined the dogma of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into Heaven.

First Encyclical

1. The world was now the parish of the new Pontiff, and in his first encyclical he announced the aim of his reign.

First

1. Less than two months after World War II broke out, on October 27, Pius XII issued his first encyclical, Summi Pontificatus. (Web site)
2. The end of the war caused the revolutionary development, which Benedict XV had foreseen in his first encyclical. (Web site)
3. Beginning with his first encyclical in 1939, the Pope did speak against the National Socialist regime, and his convictions were recognized by both sides. (Web site)

Pope Pius Xii

1. This encyclical by Pope Pius XII was issued on 8 September 1953 on the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
2. It is argued that Pope Pius XII killed the encyclical because of that condemnation. (Web site)
3. Later, in his Encyclical Letter Humani Generis, Pope Pius XII warned against mistaken interpretations linked to evolutionism, existentialism and historicism. (Web site)

Catholics

1. First, many Catholics of his generation are unaware of the firestorm that surrounded the encyclical.

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