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I’m going to need some structure to this trove of information. I should sign up for a few non-credit courses in Church encyclical history and their context.

History can be so overwhelming in its depth that you stare gape-mouthed without a guide.

Rerum Novarum and Providentissimus Deus are the most important ones I knew about in passing. I’ll start with those. :) Thanks.

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I think we all need something uplifting about now. Here are a few good ones. You'll note that in contrast to the heretical post-Vatican-2 gobbledy-gook, these are clearly written - because they have nothing to hide.

THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION - Ineffabilis - Deus - Apostolic Constitution issued by Pope Pius IX on December 8, 1854.

DEFINING THE DOGMA OF THE ASSUMPTION - Munificentissimus Deus - Encyclical of Pope Pius XII issued November 1, 1950

HAURIETIS AQUAS - ENCYCLICAL OF POPE PIUS XII ON DEVOTION TO THE SACRED HEART MAY 15, 1956

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As for present problems, consult the following.

The first is a codification of Divine Law and as such is immutable. For Bergoglio et alia refer to section 6.

"Cum ex Apostolatus Officio" - Apostolic Constitution of Pope Paul IV, 15th February 1559 - (Roman Bullarium Vol. IV. Sec. I, pp. 354-357)

The latter two, are partial listings of condemned heresies and errors. They have encyclicals associated with them as well - just check a nearby date on the list.

THE SYLLABUS OF ERRORS CONDEMNED BY PIUS IX - 1864

SYLLABUS CONDEMNING THE ERRORS OF THE MODERNISTS - LAMENTABILI SANE - Pius X July 3, 1907