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 1   3   |    crossroad, and brings into re­lief the importance of studying
 2   5   | property, which in turn would re­sult in making every Catholic
 3   5   |       Communist regime and to re­establish legally private
 4   5   |       words, could the Church re­nounce her liberty in some
 5   6, 2|      the society. It does not re­sult from a germination
 6   7, 1|      which spring from it, to re­sign ourselves to socialist
 7   7, 3|     return to the charge with re­doubled energy and astuteness.~
 8   7, 4|     be possible if all owners re­nounced their rights.~In
 9   7, 6|      renounced, and could not re­nounce, the essential freedom
10  10   |  Communist yoke in conditions re­proved by Catholic morality,