Spe salvi

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Spe salvi is Pope Benedict XVI’s 2007 encyclical that reflects on the Christian understanding of hope and its significance for human life and salvation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic social teaching document
papal encyclical
addressesAudience bishops
clergy
lay faithful
religious
author Pope Benedict XVI
biblicalInspiration Romans 8:24
centralTheme hope as a gift of God grounded in Christ
hope as transformative for personal and social life
relationship between faith and hope
documentType encyclical letter
emphasizes hope as not merely individual but communal
the importance of prayer for sustaining hope
the need for hope in the face of suffering and injustice
the purifying character of judgment
EnglishTitle Saved in Hope
issuedBy Catholic Church
Holy See
language Latin
LatinTitle Spe salvi
magisterialStatus ordinary papal magisterium
mentionsFigure Francis Bacon
Immanuel Kant
Saint Augustine
linked to: Augustine of Hippo

Saint Bernard of Clairvaux
Saint Josephine Bakhita
Saint Paul
PapalNumbering second encyclical of Pope Benedict XVI
partOf corpus of Catholic social teaching
magisterium of Pope Benedict XVI
pontificateOf Pope Benedict XVI
Pope Pope Benedict XVI
predecessorDocument Deus caritas est
linked to: Deus Caritas Est
promulgationDate 2007-11-30
publicationYear 2007
sectionCount 50 paragraphs (approximate)
successorDocument Caritas in veritate
topic Christian hope
eschatology
eternal life
human suffering
judgment
prayer
salvation
soteriology
theological virtue of hope

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