Social Encyclicals are letters issued by the Pope that address social, economic, and political issues from a moral and ethical perspective. They aim to guide the faithful and society at large on how to apply Catholic teachings to contemporary challenges, promoting justice, peace, and the common good. These documents often reflect on themes such as human dignity, the rights of workers, and the importance of community. Notable examples include Rerum Novarum, which discusses labor rights, and Laudato Si', which focuses on environmental issues. Social Encyclicals encourage dialogue and action in addressing societal problems.