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 1 Pref   |         step toward the regime of private proper­ty. Such a solution
 2   5    |         concerning the family and private property, which in turn
 3   5    |       Church's thought concerning private property and the family;~
 4   5    |       existence of the family and private property is an ideal desirable
 5   5    |           to re­establish legally private property and the family
 6   6, 2 |         to its thought concerning private property and the family,
 7   6, 2 |     regard only to the family and private property.~It is so absurd
 8   6, 2 |          the family but not about private property. In such a case,
 9   6, 2 | instructed about the principle of private property.~It would seem
10   6, 2 |     knowledge of the principle of private property and respect for
11   6, 2 |      which form the foundation of private property would be the same
12   6, 2 |   ineluctably to the principle of private property.~Hence it is that,
13   6, 2 |           and of the extension of private prop­erty, and moreover
14   6, 2 |           that a society in which private property does not exist
15   6, 2 |          treat the institution of private property, that is, it is
16   6, 2 |         doubt about the fact that private property is not only legitimate
17   6, 2 |        occurred in the mat­ter of private property. But the fact that
18   6, 2 |          opposed to the abuses of private property, is even more severe
19   6, 2 |    reasons why the institution of private property is indispensable
20   6, 2 |           follows that to abolish private property, and as a consequence
21   6, 2 |          a society where there is private property? Is it impossible
22   6, 2 |         to consider the fact that private property is an institution
23   6, 2 |       living in a regime where no private property exists.~Is private
24   6, 2 |       private property exists.~Is private property then the cause
25   6, 2 |           an institution, such as private property, which has been
26   6, 2 |     Indeed, in a society with­out private property, the upright souls
27   7, 1 |           see, the institution of private property, which is the necessary
28   7, 1 |          deny that in a regime of private prop­erty it can happen ‑
29   7, 1 |         reason for us to renounce private property, and the riches
30   7, 2 |        precisely the principle of private property, but the whole
31   7, 4 |      faithful to the principle of private property, Catholics placed
32   7, 4 |       confuses the institution of private property, as such, with
33   7, 4 |        any way the elimination of private property as an institution.
34   7, 4 |           constituted again small private properties, generated in
35   7, 4 |    justice or charity to his own.~PRIVATE PROPERTY AND THE PRACTICE
36   7, 4 |     justice in its relations with private property. In section VI,
37  10    |     reference to the abolition of private property would have to be
38 Summ, 5|          especially the denial of private property or of the family ‑
39 Summ, 5|           every effort to restore private property and the family,
40 Summ, 6|  Decalogue which are the basis of private property (7th and 10th Commandments),
41 Summ, 7|     Church about the principle of private property. By not speaking
42 Summ, 7|           from the replacement of private property by collective ownership.~‑
43 Summ, 7|    faithful.~‑ The institution of private property must exist because