encyclical Ut unum sint

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Encyclical *Ut unum sint* is a 1995 papal letter by Pope John Paul II that emphasizes the Catholic Church’s commitment to Christian unity and ecumenical dialogue.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf magisterial document
papal encyclical
addresses Anglican Communion
Orthodox churches
surface form: Orthodox Churches

Protestant ecclesial communities
leaders of other Christian communities
approvedBy Pope John Paul II
audience all Christians
bishops of the Catholic Church
clergy and faithful of the Catholic Church
leaders of other Christian communities
author Pope John Paul II
buildsOnDocument Unitatis Redintegratio
surface form: Unitatis redintegratio
callsFor common witness of Christians in the world
fraternal dialogue on the exercise of papal primacy
overcoming historical divisions among Christians
renewed study of the ministry of the Bishop of Rome
concerns implementation of Vatican II’s ecumenical principles
documentNumberInPontificate 12th encyclical of Pope John Paul II
documentType encyclical letter
emphasizes dialogue of truth and love among Christians
importance of prayer for unity
irreversibility of the Catholic Church’s commitment to ecumenism
need for conversion and renewal for Christian unity
feastDayOfSignature Ascension Day
surface form: Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord
focusesOn commitment of the Catholic Church to ecumenical dialogue
search for full visible unity of Christians
genre doctrinal and pastoral document
incipit Ut Unum Sint
surface form: Ut unum sint
issuedBy Catholic Church worldwide
surface form: Catholic Church

Holy See
language Latin
magisterialStatus ordinary papal magisterium
mentionsCouncil Second Vatican Council
pontificateOf Pope John Paul II
pope Pope John Paul II
publicationDate 1995-05-25
signedAt St. Peter's Basilica
surface form: Saint Peter’s Basilica
signedIn Rome
subject Christian unity
dialogue with other Christian churches
ecclesiology
ecumenism
papal primacy
theologicalTheme nature of the Church
role of the Bishop of Rome in the Church
titleLanguage Latin
titleTranslation That they may be one
year 1995

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That they may all be one inspiredLatinTitleOf encyclical Ut unum sint