Salvifici Doloris

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Salvifici Doloris is an apostolic letter by Pope John Paul II that reflects on the spiritual and redemptive significance of human suffering in the Christian faith.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf apostolic letter
magisterial document
audience Catholics
linked to: Roman Catholicism

Christians
linked to: Christian Church

the suffering and the sick
author Pope John Paul II
biblicalBasis Letter to the Colossians 1:24
New Testament
Passion of Christ
datePublished 1984-02-11
documentType apostolic letter
ecclesialStatus official teaching document of the Catholic Church
focus redemptive value of suffering
spiritual significance of suffering
union of the suffering person with Christ
form letter
issuedBy Holy See
Vatican
linked to: Holy See
language Latin
magisterialRank non-dogmatic papal teaching
papacyOf John Paul II
linked to: Pope John Paul II
placeInMagisterium post-conciliar teaching
purpose to explain the Christian meaning of human suffering
to offer spiritual consolation to those who suffer
to provide theological reflection on suffering
relatedTo Dives in Misericordia
Evangelium Vitae
Redemptor Hominis
religiousTradition Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
subject Christian theology of suffering
human suffering
meaning of suffering
participation in Christ’s Passion
pastoral care of the sick
redemptive suffering
salvation
the problem of evil
theodicy
teaches love gives meaning to suffering
suffering can have salvific value when united with Christ
suffering can participate in the redemption accomplished by Christ
the Church has a special mission to the suffering
theologicalContext Christology
moral theology
soteriology
titleLanguage Latin
titleTranslation On the Christian Meaning of Human Suffering
yearPublished 1984

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