Unigenitus (1343 bull)

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Unigenitus (1343 bull) is a papal bull of Pope Clement VI that primarily addressed issues of church doctrine and authority in the mid-14th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval papal document
papal bull
author Pope Clement VI
belongsToGenre pontifical letter
category 1343 works
14th-century papal bulls
Papal bulls of Pope Clement VI
centuryOfIssue 14th century
concerns church doctrine
ecclesiastical authority
jurisdiction of the Church
theological teaching
dateOfIssue 1343
documentType bull
enactedUnder Clementine papacy
linked to: Avignon Papacy
era Middle Ages
geopoliticalContext Western Christendom
hasCanonicalSignificance yes
hasPapalSeal bulla
hasTitleLanguage Latin title
historicalPeriod Avignon Papacy
intendedAudience bishops
clergy
faithful of the Catholic Church
isDistinctFrom Unigenitus (1713 bull)
issuedBy Holy See
Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
juridicalStatus canon law document
language Latin
papacyOfIssuer Pope Clement VI
placeOfIssue Avignon
pontificateOfIssue pontificate of Clement VI
relatedTo Catholic Church doctrine
ecclesiology
religiousAuthority Magisterium of the Catholic Church
religiousTradition Catholicism
subjectMatter definition of doctrinal positions
regulation of ecclesiastical powers

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pontificate of Clement VI issuedDocument Unigenitus (1343 bull)
Pope Clement VI issuedDocument Unigenitus (1343) on the treasury of merits
linked to: Unigenitus (1343 bull)