Sentence examples for encyclical letter from inspiring English sources

The conferences normally issue an encyclical letter, a series of resolutions, and the reports prepared by committees.

The encyclical letter is a channel of ordinary teaching, not solemn and definitive, and is somewhat provisional by definition.

Pope Benedict XVI Caritas in Veritae: Encyclical Letter on Integral Human Development in Charity and Truth (St. Pauls Publications, 2009).

"Sollicitudo Rei Socialis". Encyclical Letter, "On Social Concern". Origins, CNS Documentary Service 17 (3 March 1987): 641, 643 60.

He also signed an encyclical letter, the 14th of his pontificate, intended to crack down on what he considers abuses of the eucharist.

As a first step, more than 60 persons involved in that conference answered the pope's call for dialogue and wrote responses to the pope's encyclical letter, Laudato si'.

This concern toward renewing the dialogue between the church and the world was manifested especially in his many encyclical letters giving instructions to Catholics throughout the world.

Here are not only ecclesiastical but civilizational issues that the next generation may choose to revisit in the light of the moral teaching proposed to church and world in the encyclical letters of John Paul II, Veritatis Splendor (1993; "The Splendour of Truth") and Evangelium Vitae (1995; "The Gospel of Life").

John Paul called for "theological renewal based on the personalistic nature of man" and explicitly invoked the personalist argument in his encyclical letters Laborem Exercens (1981) and Ut Unum Sint (1995) as well as his 1994 Letter to Families.

"Prayer, as a means of drawing ever new strength from Christ, is concretely and urgently needed," he wrote in December 2005 in his first of three encyclical letters, Deus Caritas Est, or God is Love.

In 1198, Pope Innocent III broached the subject of a new crusade through legates and encyclical letters.