Immoratie Dei: Encyclical Letter Of Our Holy Father ... Pope Leo Xiii On The Christian Constitution Of States (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781246841961)

Immortale Dei, the encyclical letter by Pope Leo XIII, addresses the Christian constitution of states and the relationship between the Church and civil society. Originally published in 1885, this significant papal document articulates the Catholic Church's teaching on the role of religion in public life and the duties of rulers to uphold religious principles.

Leo XIII emphasizes the importance of recognizing the authority of the Church and its moral guidance for the well-being of society. "Immortale Dei" remains a key text for understanding Catholic social teaching and its engagement with the political order.

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