Apostolic Letters
Apostolic Letters are formal documents issued by the Pope or other church leaders to address specific issues, provide guidance, or encourage the faithful. These letters often focus on matters of doctrine, morality, or social issues, reflecting the teachings of the Catholic Church. They serve to communicate important messages to the global community of believers.
These letters can take various forms, including encyclicals, motu proprios, and apostolic exhortations. Each type has its own purpose and level of authority, but all aim to foster understanding and unity within the Church. Apostolic Letters are an essential part of the Church's teaching mission.