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 1   2, 16 |           the presence of heavenly goods already possessed here below1.
 2   2, 29 |         money or of other material goods of value2.~ ~We retain,
 3   2, 29 | nevertheless, the ownership of our goods, the right to acquire more,
 4   2, 29 |          the administration of his goods to whomsoever he wills,
 5   2, 29 |       accept the administration of goods belonging to others, be
 6   2, 29 |          even concerning their own goods. (c 672; c 285, 4) ~ ~29.
 7   2, 35 |            Detachment from earthly goods frees us from needless worries1.
 8   9, 136|        administer the finances and goods of the Institute. He cannot
 9  10     |         Administration of Temporal Goods~ ~
10  10     |                       The Temporal Goods of the Institute~ ~
11  10, 155|            and administer material goods, according to their respective
12  10, 156| administrators, not owners, of the goods of the Church. In their
13  10, 156|     administration of the temporal goods of the Institute should
14  10     |          The Use and Management of Goods ~ ~
15  10, 158|          the administration of the goods of the Institute. It makes