| Lacrimabili statu Latin for 'In a tearful state' Encyclical of Pope Pius X | |
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| Signature date | 7 June 1912 |
| Subject | Amazon forest Indigenous peoples of South America |
| Number | 16 of 17 of the pontificate |
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