Acta Apostolicae Sedis, Volume 11, is an official publication of the Holy See, containing a compilation of papal acts, decrees, and other documents issued by the Catholic Church in 1919. Published in Latin, this volume offers invaluable insights into the governance, teachings, and legal framework of the Church during that period. It serves as a primary resource for scholars, historians, canon lawyers, and anyone interested in the formal pronouncements and administrative activities of the Apostolic See. This official commentary provides a comprehensive record of the Church's interaction with global issues and internal matters, making it an essential reference for understanding the historical context and evolution of Catholic doctrine and practice.
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