Ad Petri Cathedram
   Chapter, §
 1   2,43 |       the possession of material goods, too much reason for hostility
 2   2,48 |         an abundance of material goods and enjoy all the benefits
 3   2,48 |          neglecting those higher goods which pertain to the immortal
 4   4,128|        equitable distribution of goods, if they were put into practice


Aeterna Dei sapientia
   §
 5 56     |         the foremost of all your goods. Their See is still blessed


Grata recordatio
   §
 6 13     |      become content with earthly goods. From the lips of their


Mater et magistra
   §
 7 11     |       capital, prices-whether of goods or of services-profits and
 8 19     |     including that of productive goods, is a natural right which
 9 20     |    sufficient supply of material goods, "the use of which is necessary
10 42     |         are: the use of material goods, work, and the family."19~
11 42     |              The Use of Material Goods~
12 43     |   Concerning the use of material goods, Our Predecessor declared
13 43     |   private possession of material goods is admittedly a natural
14 43     |    axiomatic principle that "the goods which were created by God
15 45     |    private ownership of material goods has a great part to play
16 57     |         a wide range of consumer goods and of services of the material
17 74     |        all to the use of worldly goods, is thus actuated in conformity
18 79     |         prices; the need to make goods and services accessible
19 104    |          ownership of productive goods and the responsibility of
20 107    |       the possession of external goods which of their very nature
21 108    |   property, including productive goods? Is this no longer operative
22 109    |          of private ownership of goods, including productive goods,
23 109    |      goods, including productive goods, has permanent validity.
24 109    |          of private ownership of goods, productive included, the
25 110    |          ownership of productive goods, are today reconsidering
26 114    |          right to the use of the goods of the earth, to which corresponds
27 115    |        terms of durable consumer goods, houses, land, tools and
28 116    |          ownership of productive goods, especially those which "
29 119    |      Creator all of this world's goods are primarily intended for
30 121    |        to convert their material goods into spiritual ones by conferring
31 129    |      larger amount of industrial goods and require a better system
32 155    |       facilitate the movement of goods, capital and men from one
33 158    |        blessed with this world's goods."41~The Mystical Body of
34 161    | countries which produce consumer goods, especially farm products,
35 161    |        to destroy or to squander goods that other people need for
36 211    |     dissatisfaction with worldly goods which is making itself felt
37 245    |        Church teaches, too, that goods of this kind must be valued


Pacem in terris
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38 21     |     including that of productive goods. This, as We have said elsewhere,
39 35     |       induce them to share their goods with others, and to strive
40 36     |        their aspirations for the goods of the spirit, share their
41 53     |          others, and offer their goods and services as their rulers
42 101    |    facilitate the circulation of goods, capital and manpower.58~


Sacerdotii nostri primordia
   Chapter, §
43   1,14 |       the changeable, perishable goods of this world, and his spirit
44   1,15 |         detachment from external goods enabled him to offer the