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The concept of the '''Social Reign of [[Jesus Christ]]'''<ref>{{cite web|url=https://catholic.net/op/articles/5433/the-doctrine-of-the-social-reign-of-christ-.html#:~:text=The%20principal%20doctrinal%20of%20the,Christ%2C%20Creator%2C%20and%20Savior.|title=The doctrine of the social reign of Christ - A still valid principle|quote=This doctrine belongs to the tradition of the Church and, as such, is also valid today and will always be|author=Stefano Fontana|publisher=Catholic.net}}</ref> or '''Social Kingship of Christ''', as articulated in the encyclical "Quas Primas" by [[Pope Pius XI]], emphasizes the universal kingship of Christ over all aspects of human life, both individual and societal.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.vatican.va/content/pius-xi/en/encyclicals/documents/hf_p-xi_enc_11121925_quas-primas.html|title=QUAS PRIMAS|author=POPE PIUS XI|date=December 11, 1925|publisher=The [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic Church]]|location=[[Vatican City]]}}</ref> [[Pope Pius X|Pope Saint Pius X]] also spoke about the notions of the doctrine.<ref>{{cite journal|url=https://www.isje.org/cano/LuisCanoMedina-SanPIoXyelreinadosocialdeCristo.pdf|publisher=FACULTAD DE TEOLOGIA - PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD DE LA SANTA CRUZ|title=San Pío X y el reinado social de Cristo|author=Luis Cano Medina|location=[[Rome]]|date=2003|language=es}}</ref>
:1. '''Basis of Christ's Kingship''': The encyclical establishes that Christ's kingship is not a result of force or usurpation but is inherent in His essence and nature. It is founded on the hypostatic union, making Christ deserving of adoration and obedience from both angels and men.
:2. '''Threefold Power of Christ''': The lordship of Christ consists of a threefold power essential to His kingship. This includes His role as a lawgiver, judge, and executor of divine commands. Christ's dominion extends to all creatures, and obedience to Him is a fundamental duty.
:3. '''Individual Submission to Christ''': The faithful are called to submit all aspects of their lives to the dominion of Christ. This includes the mind, will, heart, and body. Christ must reign in their thoughts, actions, desires, and physical being, guiding them towards perfection and obedience to God's laws.
:4. '''Universal Dominion of Christ''': The Social Reign of Jesus Christ encompasses all humanity, not just those within the Church. All individuals, families, and nations are subject to the power of Christ. Salvation is found in Him alone, and true prosperity for societies is rooted in acknowledging His kingship.
:5. '''Role in Society''': Acknowledging Christ as King has profound implications for society. It leads to real liberty, well-ordered discipline, peace, and harmony. The regal office of Christ elevates the authority of rulers and ennobles the duty of obedience among citizens. When Christ is recognized as King, society experiences blessings and stability.
:6. '''Restoration of Public Authority''': The encyclical highlights the decline of public authority when God and Jesus Christ are excluded from political life. True authority derives from God, and without this foundation, society faces instability and collapse. Recognizing Christ as King is essential for the preservation and prosperity of nations.
In conclusion, the Social Reign of Jesus Christ, as expounded in "Quas Primas," underscores the universal and all-encompassing authority of Christ over individuals and societies. Acknowledging His kingship leads to personal transformation, societal harmony, and the establishment of a just and peaceful order based on divine principles.
==References==
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[[Category:Catholic Church]]
[[Category:Catholic Apologetics]]
The concept of the '''Social Reign of [[Jesus Christ]]'''<ref>{{cite web|url=https://catholic.net/op/articles/5433/the-doctrine-of-the-social-reign-of-christ-.html#:~:text=The%20principal%20doctrinal%20of%20the,Christ%2C%20Creator%2C%20and%20Savior.|title=The doctrine of the social reign of Christ - A still valid principle|quote=This doctrine belongs to the tradition of the Church and, as such, is also valid today and will always be|author=Stefano Fontana|publisher=Catholic.net}}</ref> or '''Social Kingship of Christ''', as articulated in the encyclical "Quas Primas" by [[Pope Pius XI]], emphasizes the universal kingship of Christ over all aspects of human life, both individual and societal.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.vatican.va/content/pius-xi/en/encyclicals/documents/hf_p-xi_enc_11121925_quas-primas.html|title=QUAS PRIMAS|author=POPE PIUS XI|date=December 11, 1925|publisher=The [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic Church]]|location=[[Vatican City]]}}</ref> [[Pope Pius X|Pope Saint Pius X]] also spoke about the notions of the doctrine.<ref>{{cite journal|url=https://www.isje.org/cano/LuisCanoMedina-SanPIoXyelreinadosocialdeCristo.pdf|publisher=FACULTAD DE TEOLOGIA - PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD DE LA SANTA CRUZ|title=San Pío X y el reinado social de Cristo|author=Luis Cano Medina|location=[[Rome]]|date=2003|language=es}}</ref>
:1. '''Basis of Christ's Kingship''': The encyclical establishes that Christ's kingship is not a result of force or usurpation but is inherent in His essence and nature. It is founded on the hypostatic union, making Christ deserving of adoration and obedience from both angels and men.
:2. '''Threefold Power of Christ''': The lordship of Christ consists of a threefold power essential to His kingship. This includes His role as a lawgiver, judge, and executor of divine commands. Christ's dominion extends to all creatures, and obedience to Him is a fundamental duty.
:3. '''Individual Submission to Christ''': The faithful are called to submit all aspects of their lives to the dominion of Christ. This includes the mind, will, heart, and body. Christ must reign in their thoughts, actions, desires, and physical being, guiding them towards perfection and obedience to God's laws.
:4. '''Universal Dominion of Christ''': The Social Reign of Jesus Christ encompasses all humanity, not just those within the Church. All individuals, families, and nations are subject to the power of Christ. Salvation is found in Him alone, and true prosperity for societies is rooted in acknowledging His kingship.
:5. '''Role in Society''': Acknowledging Christ as King has profound implications for society. It leads to real liberty, well-ordered discipline, peace, and harmony. The regal office of Christ elevates the authority of rulers and ennobles the duty of obedience among citizens. When Christ is recognized as King, society experiences blessings and stability.
:6. '''Restoration of Public Authority''': The encyclical highlights the decline of public authority when God and Jesus Christ are excluded from political life. True authority derives from God, and without this foundation, society faces instability and collapse. Recognizing Christ as King is essential for the preservation and prosperity of nations.
In conclusion, the Social Reign of Jesus Christ, as expounded in "Quas Primas," underscores the universal and all-encompassing authority of Christ over individuals and societies. Acknowledging His kingship leads to personal transformation, societal harmony, and the establishment of a just and peaceful order based on divine principles.
==References==
{{reflist}}
[[Category:Catholic Church]]
[[Category:Catholic Apologetics]]