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This is the reason why We have considered it necessary to turn to the Christian people and urge them to implore, with increased zeal and constancy, the aid of Almighty God.
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Quamquam pluries iam singulares toto orbe deprecationes...
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QUAMQUAM PLURIES . LETTERA ENCICLICA DI S.S. LEONE XIII....
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Quamquam pluries is an encyclical on Saint Joseph by Pope Leo XIII. It was issued on August 15, 1889 in Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome.
Jul 9, 2024 · Pius IX’s successor, Pope Leo XIII, went on to dedicate an encyclical letter to devotion to St. Joseph, “Quamquam pluries.” “Joseph became the guardian, the administrator, and the legal defender of the divine house whose chief he was,” Leo XIII wrote in the encyclical published in 1889.
Jul 10, 2024 · Pope Pius IX declared St. Joseph “Patron of the Universal Church” in 1870, the year the papacy lost most of its temporal power with the fall of the Papal States. His successor, Pope Leo XIII, was the first pope to dedicate an entire encyclical to Joseph, Quamquam Pluries. Pope St. Pius X consecrated Wednesdays in honor of St. Joseph.
Quamquam Pluries. Descr.: On Devotion To St. Joseph. Pope: Pope Leo XIII. Date: August 15, 1889. To Our Venerable Brethren the Patriarchs, Primates, Archbishops, and Other Ordinaries, in Peace and Union with the Holy See. 1.
- August 15, 1889
- Leo XIII
- On Devotion To St. Joseph
- Quamquam Pluries
Dec 9, 2020 · Pius IX’s successor, Pope Leo XIII, went on to dedicate an encyclical letter to devotion to St. Joseph, “ Quamquam pluries .” “Joseph became the guardian, the administrator, and the legal...
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The encyclical Quamquam pluries established the Prayer to Saint Joseph is mandatory to be recited at the end of each holy Rosary recited during the Marian Month of October. The prescription is forever (in Latin: perpetuo idem servetur) and thus it can't be deleted by any subsequent Vatican document.
