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   Chap., §
 1    1,   6|          family, but also to the common good, since "it may truly
 2    1,  11|        duty of watching over the common good and of ensuring that
 3    2,  12|    possessions should become the common property of all...; but
 4    2,  13|        always with a view to the common good. This is what I have
 5    2,  14|      interest which replaces the common good and sets out to destroy
 6    2,  19|     upholds the principle of the common destination of material
 7    3,  22|     awareness of a human dignity common to all, the Church affirmed
 8    3,  27|      closely united in a bond of common culture and an ageold history.
 9    3,  28|   purpose of economic growth and common development, redefining
10    4,  30|   subordinated to their original common destination as created goods,
11    4,  30|   possessions as his own, but as common to all...", because "above
12    4,  30|      just as our own but also as common, in the sense that they
13    4,  30|          based on the law of the common purpose of goods".⁶⁸ I have
14    4,  31|        right to property and the common destination of material
15    4,  32|      people in working towards a common goal. Organizing such a
16    4,  34|       active contribution to the common good of humanity.~In Third
17    4,  36|      with others for the sake of common growth are the factors which
18    4,  40|      defence and preservation of common goods such as the natural
19    4,  43|          be oriented towards the common good. This teaching also
20    5,  47|      make decisions aimed at the common good. Certain demands which
21    5,  47|         a coherent vision of the common good. The latter is not
22    5,  48|      urgent reasons touching the common good, must be as brief as
23    5,  48|        always with a view to the common good.¹⁰⁰~By intervening
24    5,  51|         readiness to promote the common good. Thus the first and
25    5,  52| functioning of the market to the common good, so too there is a
26    6,  58|        an adequate notion of the common good in relation to the
27    6,  58|        direct the economy to the common good, something that an
28    6,  60|         unanimous witness of our common convictions regarding the