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 1   5    |  particularly concerning the family and private property, which
 2   5    |     private property and the family;~  3rd ‑or that, without
 3   5    |   the legal existence of the family and private property is
 4   5    |     private property and the family in accordance with the principles
 5   6, 2 |     private property and the family, it also appears to us to
 6   6, 2 |  merely in the matter of the family and proper­ty. And so it
 7   6, 2 | silent in regard only to the family and private property.~It
 8   6, 2 |    in matters concerning the family that we shall not even detain
 9   6, 2 |  liberty to preach about the family but not about private property.
10   7, 1 |    help of superior groups ‑ family, corporation, State ‑ to
11   7, 1 |     same principles that the family and corpora­tion (collective
12   7, 3 |     the Catechism within the family. As a result, the Church
13   7, 4 | sacred than it; that is, the family. Indeed, many would be the
14   7, 4 | cases in which a member of a family could not practice such
15  10    |      to the abolition of the family, and so on. For, in this
16  10    |     such as property and the family, is not worth living. Would
17 Summ, 5|   private property or of the family ‑ could the Church accept
18 Summ, 5|     private property and the family, holding the abolition of