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 1    2,   7|          the "universal purpose of goods"13; the appreciation of
 2    2,   9|          human beings who lack the goods and services offered by
 3    2,   9|            greater availability of goods and services, if this is
 4    2,  10|           fair distribution of the goods originally destined for
 5    2,  10| necessities through an increase of goods, while ignoring the sufferings
 6    3,  14|       scandalous.~The abundance of goods and services available in
 7    3,  15|          of the entire totality of goods and the means of production,
 8    3,  15|            deprivation of material goods? And is development which
 9    3,  21|    equality and solidarity, in the goods intended for all.~
10    3,  22|      towards a just sharing in the goods and services meant for all,
11    3,  22|       their rightful access to the goods meant for all.~Seen in this
12    4,  28|           the mere accumulation of goods and services, even for the
13    4,  28|          of every kind of material goods for the benefit of certain
14    4,  28|              To "have" objects and goods does not in itself perfect
15    4,  28|           poor distribution of the goods and services originally
16    4,  28|          are deprived of essential goods. ~The evil does not consist
17    4,  28|           ordered hierarchy of the goods one has. Quality and hierarchy
18    4,  28|          from the subordination of goods and their availability to
19    4,  28|            with an availability of goods essential for them "to be,"
20    4,  29|        doubt that he needs created goods and the products of industry,
21    4,  29|           availability of material goods not only meets needs but
22    4,  29|          of the misuse of material goods and the appearance of artificial
23    4,  29|         regard we have for the new goods and resources placed at
24    4,  31|           obligatory to sell these goods in order to provide food,
25    4,  33|        exploiting the abundance of goods and services, or by having
26    4,  33|         the rest - availability of goods, abundance of technical
27    5,  39|            have a greater share of goods and common services, should
28    5,  39|        upon the principle that the goods of creation are meant for
29    6,  42|           the ownership and use of goods. ~Today, furthermore, given
30    6,  42|     Christian social doctrine: the goods of this world are originally
31    6,  42|           universal destination of goods. Likewise, in this concern
32    7,  48|          present in our midst.~The goods of this world and the work