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Ecclesiastical Latin, as a book category, covers works written in or about the form of Latin used by the Christian Church from late antiquity through the medieval and early modern periods and still used in some liturgical contexts today. It includes primary texts (liturgy, papal documents, patristic theology, sermons, hagiography, canon law, hymns), modern editions and translations of those texts, plus reference and instructional materials (grammars, vocabularies, pronunciation guides, commentaries) tailored to the churchly vocabulary and syntax that differ from Classical Latin. Books in this category are aimed at clergy, scholars, students of theology, church history and medieval studies, and readers seeking to read or perform liturgical and theological texts in the traditional ecclesiastical register. The category is distinct from Classical Latin resources because it emphasizes later developments in vocabulary, style, and pronunciation shaped by Christian usage and continental vernaculars.

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