👉 In Catholic theology, a "mandamus" is a legal order issued by a court to compel an individual or entity to perform a duty or act in a specific manner. It is considered a form of judicial authority and is often used to enforce legal obligations. The term "mandamus" comes from Latin and means "order," which refers to the right to be heard, to have one's case reviewed by a court, or to receive a judgment. In the context of Catholic law, it can
