Apostolic Constitution on the Church

The Apostolic Constitution on the Church, officially known as "Lumen Gentium," is a key document from the Second Vatican Council, released in 1964. It outlines the nature and role of the Church in the modern world, emphasizing that the Church is the Body of Christ and a community of believers. It highlights the Church’s mission to spread the Gospel, the importance of the laity, and the call to holiness for all members. Overall, it aims to foster a deeper understanding of the Church's identity and its engagement with society.