Examples of using Encyclical in English and their translations into Swedish
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Emanationism may easily take on a pantheistic meaning and as pointed out in the Encyclical"Pascendi dominici gregis",
With this encyclical we again have the opportunity of savouring the beautiful style
The reasons he gives for this, in an encyclical sent to the Eastern patriarchs,
Your predecessor always made me laugh when he said that an encyclical is like Proust's"In Search of Lost Time.
address in his head, maybe even composing his first encyclical.
who subsequently wrote of him in the encyclical Haurietis aquas.
While traveling, Mani spread and strengthened his doctrine by epistles, or encyclical letters, of which some four score are known to us by title.
This papal encyclical, a lengthy document,
These are the words of the beloved Pope John Paul II who, in his encyclical entitled Centesimus Annus, reprised the subjects tackled by his predecessor Leo XIII in the encyclical Rerum Novarum.
Mr President, in Pope John Paul II's encyclical on human work,‘Laborem exercens',
Cardinal Wuerl said that he was“surprised” by the“vehement rejection” of the encyclical, particularly in the archdiocese he now leads.
Coming down to our own times and the results of the Encyclical, which gave a new impetus to the study of St. Thomas's works,
Paul VI's encyclical Humanae Vitae(1968),
model proposed by Leo XIII in the encyclical"Aeterni Patris"(4 Aug.,
their Christian neighbours an encyclical letter embodying all the matter treated in both Epistles.
I well remember one encyclical or perhaps a papal bull from the 9th century called Oriente ian sole which clearly stated,'is it not true that the sun shines in just the same way on everyone?
Papal Encyclicals Online webmaster.
Through subsequent encyclicals, Leo exemplified the applicability of Thomistic ideas to contemporary problems.
Plus X published 16 encyclicals;
Pius X published 16 encyclicals; among them was Vehementer nos on 11 February 1906, which condemned the 1905 French law on the separation of the State and the Church.