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Documents Issued in 1923

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Organization: Archive Team

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Documents

Issued in a.d. 1923

1923

Encyclical
Rerum omnium perturbationem

Declaring St. Francis de Sales as Patron of Writers, on the 3rd centenary of his death

by Pope Pius XI (1923.01.26)

Apostolic Letter
Ex hac excelsa

by Pope Pius XI (1923.03.15)

Apostolic Letter
Quæ catholico

by Pope Pius XI (1923.03.15)

Apostolic Letter
Romani Pontifices

by Pope Pius XI (1923.03.17)

Apostolic Letter
Monasterium Speinshartense

by Pope Pius XI (1923.03.24)

Apostolic Letter
Romanorum Pontificum

by Pope Pius XI (1923.04.13)

Apostolic Letter
Quæ catholico

by Pope Pius XI (1923.04.19)

Motu Proprio
Post datam

On the quinquennial faculties of residential bishops

by Pope Pius XI (1923.04.20)

Apostolic Letter
Quod Ioannes

by Pope Pius XI (1923.04.29)

Apostolic Letter
Cum ex apostolico

by Pope Pius XI (1923.05.04)

Apostolic Letter
Ex hac sublimi

by Pope Pius XI (1923.05.04)

Letter
Perlibenti sane

To the Patriarch of Lisbon

by Pope Pius XI (1923.05.14)

(related to Patriarchal See of Lisboa)

Letter
Quod annum

For the 50th anniversary of priestly ordination of the Bishop of Versailles

by Pope Pius XI (1923.05.15)

(related to Diocese of Versailles)

Letter
Conditum annum

For the 100th anniversary of canonical status of the Congregation of Christian Brothers

by Pope Pius XI (1923.05.23)

(related to Brothers of the Christian Schools (Lasalians, De La Salle Brothers))

Letter
Quod die

For the 50th anniversary of the consecration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Paris

by Pope Pius XI (1923.05.26)

(related to Metropolitan Archdiocese of Paris)

Letter
Quinquagesimo propediem

For the 50th anniversary of priestly ordination of the Secretary of Sacred Congregation of the Index

by Pope Pius XI (1923.05.27)

Letter
Cum in Vallem

To the Archbishop of Salerno

by Pope Pius XI (1923.05.28)

(related to Metropolitan Archdiocese of Salerno–Campagna–Acerno)

Letter
Non sine animi

To the Abbot-General of the Order of Cistercians

by Pope Pius XI (1923.05.28)

(related to Order of Cistercians (Cistercians))

Letter
Quam Neapoli

To the Archbishop of Capua

by Pope Pius XI (1923.05.29)

(related to Archdiocese of Capua)

Letter
Dolendum profecto

On the promotion of vocations to priesthood

by Pope Pius XI (1923.06.08)

(related to Papal See of Roma)

Letter
Bellum post

On the propagation of Catholic faith in Austria

by Pope Pius XI (1923.06.10)

(related to Metropolitan Archdiocese of Wien)

Letter
Quam ante

To the Archbishop of Malines

by Pope Pius XI (1923.06.10)

(related to Metropolitan Archdiocese of Mechelen–Brussel)

Apostolic Letter
Iam inde

by Pope Pius XI (1923.06.11)

Apostolic Letter
Venerabilis frater

by Pope Pius XI (1923.06.11)

Letter
Ceteriores nos

For the 50th anniversary of public consecration of the Archdiocese of Sorrento to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus

by Pope Pius XI (1923.06.11)

(related to Archdiocese of Sorrento–Castellammare di Stabia)

Letter
Quando nel principio

On the international relations among European nations

by Pope Pius XI (1923.06.24)

Encyclical
Studiorum ducem

For the 6th centenary of the canonization of St. Thomas Aquinas

by Pope Pius XI (1923.06.29)

Motu Proprio
Orbem catholicum

On Christian doctrine

by Pope Pius XI (1923.06.29)

Letter
Quod Sancti

To the Bishop of Annecy

by Pope Pius XI (1923.08.20)

(related to Diocese of Annecy)

Encyclical
Ecclesiam Dei

For the 3rd centenary of the death of St. Josaphat

by Pope Pius XI (1923.11.12)

1923

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